1.Modular Programming
2.Pseudocode
3.Problem Analysis
4.Program Design
5.Program Coding
6.Control Structures
7.Graphical User Interface
8.Event-Driven Programming
9.Program Testing
10.Hierarchy Charts
11.Flowcharts
Description
A.English-like statements to document the outline of a program
B.Translating design into statements that are usable by the computer
C.Statements that determine execution paths of a program
D.Identifying desired outputs based on provided input
E.Describes the relationships between a program’s modules
F.Creating a detailed description of a program using charts or ordinary language
G.User actions that determine the flow of program execution
H.Process of identifying major tasks that a system must accomplish
I.Running a program using various sets of inputs to determine if the program is running properly
J.Diagram that uses special symbols to pictorially display program flow of execution
K.Program interface that allows the user to make choices with a mouse, icons, and dialog boxes
Match the activity or purpose on the top with the appropriate description on the bottom?
The following is my best guess:
Modular Programming: Identifying desired outputs based on provided input
Pseudocode: English-like statements to document the outline of a program
Problem Analysis: Process of identifying major tasks that a system must accomplish
Program Design: Creating a detailed description of a program using charts or ordinary language
Program Coding: Translating design into statements that are usable by the computer
Control Structures: Statements that determine execution paths of a program
Graphical User Interface: Program interface that allows the user to make choices with a mouse, icons, and dialog boxes
Event-Driven Programming: User actions that determine the flow of program execution
Program Testing: Running a program using various sets of inputs to determine if the program is running properly
Hierarchy Charts: Describes the relationships between a program’s modules
Flowcharts: Diagram that uses special symbols to pictorially display program flow of execution
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