Source code | | refers to the way the computer evaluates two sub conditions connected by a logical operator; when the logical operator is And the computer does not evaluate sub condition2 when sub conditional is false; when the logical operator is Or, the computer does not evaluate sub condition2 when sub-conditional is true |
Source file | | an item that appears between the parentheses that follow a function's name; represents information that the function needs to perform its task |
static cast operator | | a file that contains a program's source code; source files have a .cpp filename extension |
Stream | | the manipulator used to control number of decimal places that appear when a real number is displayed |
Stream manipulator | | objects used to perform standard input and output operations in C++ |
Stream objects | | tables that summarize how the computer evaluates operators in an expression |
Syntax error | | selection structures that contain several alternatives; also called extended selection structures; can be coded using either the multiple-alternative form of the i f statement or the switch statement |
Testing | | Selection structures that contain instructions in both their true and false paths |
Type cast | | allows a C++ program to manipulate or manage the characters in either the input or output stream |
using directive | | a C++ statement that can be used to code a multiple alternative selection structure |
White space character | | the program instructions you enter using an editor; the instructions are saved in a source file |
Argument | | n instruction that tells the computer where it can find tru definitions of keywords and classes |
Boolean operators | | the errors in a program |
Comparison operators | | The manipulator used to display real numbers in fixed point notation |
Data validation | | used to assign a value to a variable during runtime |
Decision symbol | | alternative selection structures |
Dual alternative selection structures | | operators used to combine two or more sub-condition into one compound condition; also called Boolean operators |
False path | | a sequence of characters |
fixed stream manipulator | | languages used to communicate with a computer. |
Local variable | | temporarily converts a character to uppercase |
Logical operators | | the manipulator used to display real numbers in scientific e notation |
scientific stream manipulator | | running executing a program, along with sample data, on the computer |
Selection structure | | contains the instructions to be processed when a dual-alternative selection structure's condition evaluates to false |
setprecision stream manipulator | | the diamond in a flowchart; used to represent the condition in either a selection or repetition structure |
Short circuit evaluation | | operators used to compare values having the same data type in an expression; also called relational operators; <, <=, >, >=, ==, ! = |
Single alternative selection structure | | a selection structure that requires special action to be taken only when the structure's condition is true |
Statement block | | a C++ statement used to tell the computer to leave switch statement |
True path | | one or more instructions enclosed in a set of braces ({ }) |
Truth tables | | explicitly converts or type casts data from one data type to another |
to upper function | | the directions given to computers; also called computer programs |
to lower function | | a newline character, a tab character, or a blank space character |
break statement | | a variable declared within a statement block; can be used only by the instructions within the statement block in which it is declared and the instructions must appear after the declaration statement |
Extended selection structures- another name for multiple | | another term for logical operators |
Multiple alternative selection structures | | one of the three control structures; tells the computer to make a decision before selecting the next instruction to process; also called the decision structure |
Nested selection structure | | temporarily converts a character to lowercase |
switch statement | | occurs while a program is running |
Assignment statement | | another term for an explicit type conversion |
Bugs | | an acronym for Input, Processing, and Output |
Programming languages | | a selection structure that is wholly contained nested within another selection structure |
Programs | | an error bug that occurs when a program instruction violate: a programming language's syntax |
IPO | | the process of verifying that a program's input data is within the expected range |
Integer | | contains the instructions to be processed when a select ture's condition evaluates to true |
Runtime | | a whole number, which is a number without a decimal place |