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Real World Programming. BBrewer Fall 2013. Programming - Bellwork. Log on Go to edmodo Open & Save Vocabulary Graphic Organizer and Analaysis Document Keep edmodo OPEN – just minimize. Programming - Activator. Superpower Video! - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Real World Programming

BBrewer Fall 2013

Programming - Bellwork

1. Log on

2. Go to edmodo

3. Open & Save Vocabulary Graphic Organizer and Analaysis Document

4. Keep edmodo OPEN – just minimize

Key Learning

Knowing how to read a computer program and translate it into English

is an essential programming practice.

Unit Essential Question

What are the elements of a basic computer

program?

Lesson Essential Question

How is a basic computer program

structured?

Lesson Essential Question

What type of commands are used in a basic computer

program?

Lesson Essential Question

How can I determine if there is an error in

the computer program?

Vocabulary

Source CodeAlgorithmVariablesCommentsStringSyntaxDebuggerBugsIteration

ProgramBooleanFunctionConditionConstantLoopIf StatementsPseudocode

Brainstorm: What do we program???

Programmable Cars…

BellworkTo Be Turned In:

1. Polices and Procedures Powerpoint Bbrewer Shared Folder

2. Get to Know You Document Bbrewer Shared Folder

3. Quiz edmodo – Policies and Procedures

Activate…Can you translate in English???<!DOCTYPE html><html><body>

<p>Click the button to display a confirm box.</p>

<button onclick="myFunction()">Try it</button>

<p id="demo"></p>

<script>function myFunction(){var x;var r=confirm("Press a button!");if (r==true) { x="You pressed OK!"; }else { x="You pressed Cancel!"; }document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML=x;}</script>

</body></html>

Let’s Test your Theories…

http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?filename=tryjs_confirm

Program:Collection of instructions that can process input and produce output when run by a computer.

Syntax:Rules of how code is ordered in programming language.

Source Code: text you type to write a program.

Algorithm: Series of instructions to compute something.

Pseudocode:Brief explanation of code in plain English

Comments:Part of code that explains the process.

String:Values made up of text.

If Statement:code that asks questions which are only run by the computer if the statement is true.

Summary

1. Compare and Contrast different types of code: Details, Patterns, Generalizations

2. Label Comments, Algorithms, If Statements

3. Write Pseudocode for one of the programs.

Bellwork - Vocabulary Review

1. Comments2. Algorithm3. Source

Code4. Syntax5. If

Statement6. String7. Program8. Pseudocod

e

• Collection of instructions that can process input and produce output when run by a computer.

• Rules of how code is ordered in programming language.

• Text you type to write a program.• Series of instructions to compute

something.• Brief explanation of code in plain English.• Part of code that explains the process.• Values made up of text.• Code that asks questions which are only

run by the computer is the statement is true.

Bellwork - Vocabulary Review

1. Comments2. Algorithm3. Source

Code4. Syntax5. If

Statement6. String7. Program8. Pseudocod

e

• Collection of instructions that can process input and produce output when run by a computer.

• Rules of how code is ordered in programming language.

• Text you type to write a program.• Series of instructions to compute

something.• Brief explanation of code in plain English.• Part of code that explains the process.• Values made up of text.• Code that asks questions which are only

run by the computer is the statement is true.

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