최신 Scripting-and-Programming-Foundations 무료덤프 - WGU Scripting and Programming Foundations

A. C

B. Markup

C. C++

D. HTML

A. (11 + y) % 5

B. 11.0 - y / 5

C. 11 + y % 5

D. 11 - y / 5.0

A. The function's argument values

B. The function's name, inputs, outputs, and statements

C. A list of all other functions that call the function

D. An invocation of a function's name

A. Whether x is evenly divisible by 2 or 3

B. Whether x r> negative. 0, <x positive

C. Whether x is odd

D. Whether x is even

A. Implementation

B. Testing

C. Analysis

D. Design

A. Set Diff = x - y

B. Deduce variable Diff

C. If y > x, set Diff = y - x.

D. Put Diff to output

A. It outlines the potential actions of a user

B. It depicts program operations, branches, and loops.

C. It illustrates the communication steps for a particular software scenario.

D. It outlines the needed computations.

A. Using libraries will always make a program run less efficiently.

B. Libraries improve a programmer's productivity.

C. A single program can only include one library.

D. A single library normally includes more than one function.

E. A library typically must be included before any function in the library is used

F. One library will contain one function but can have several variables.

A. It specifies a series of well-structured steps to compose a program.

B. It allows variables to change from the initial declared types during program execution.

C. It has code that is first converted to machine code, which can then only run on a particular type of machine.

D. It is considered fairly safe because it forces the programmer lo declare all variable types ahead of time and commit to those types during runtime.