
Key words for GCSE Computer Science.
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merge |
A merge sort divides a list into items and then merges the items back together in a sorted manner.
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sort |
A merge sort divides a list into items and then merges the items back together in a sorted manner.
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output |
Data passed out of the system is output.
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parameter |
A parameter lets a variable be passed into a subroutine.
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procedure |
A procedure is a small section of a program that performs a specific task.
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pseudocode |
Pseudocode is a language used when developing algorithms.
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range |
Range refers to the upper and lower limits of a data set.
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record |
A record is a basic data structure.
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search |
A search algorithm finds any item in a list of items.
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selection |
A selection is a situation where code needs to branch out in two or more directions.
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sequence |
A sequence is a series of tasks to be carried out one after another.
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sort |
A sort is when items are arranged into order through algorithms.
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subroutine |
A subroutine is a process that can be used across the program whenever required.
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syntax |
Syntax is the spelling and grammar of a programming language.
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typical |
Typical data is data that is expected to be input.
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variable |
A variable is a storage location containing a value that can change.
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