CSCI 1300 Study Guide - Comprehensive Final Exam Guide - String Theory, Stephan Endlicher, Pseudocode

• School: CU-Boulder
• Department: Computer Science
• Course: CSCI 1300
• Professor: Ioana Fleming

Document Summary

; tells the computer that the line is over cout print command endl . similar to ; ls lists everything in your current directory. It includes numerical characters: 0-9, letters a-z and a-z, punctuation, and blank spaces. Computers- machinery that executes different programs to perform a wide range of tasks- especially repetitive ones. Fetches data from memory and stores it back. Memory- primary memory- memory chips (random access memory)(ram) or read-only memory (rom). There"s also secondary storage devices like disk drives, cds, and flash drives. Output- when the computer transmits information to the user or elsewhere. Input- the information the user enters through things like a keyboard or mouse. Hll- high level languages (closer to human languages)(independent of processor type/hardware) Programming- the act of designing and implementing computer programs. ; tells the computer that the line is over cout print command.