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Running multiple instructions at the same time Processing instructions one at a time from top to bottom Skipping instructions that are not needed Running instructions in random order

A type of loop that repeats code A named container that stores a piece of information A command that displays text on screen A type of error in code

A decimal number A long text string A value that is either true or false A variable that cannot be changed

A for loop is faster than a while loop A for loop repeats a set number of times; a while loop repeats as long as a condition is true A while loop can only run once; a for loop runs multiple times There is no difference between them

A type of variable that stores numbers An error message from the computer A named block of code that performs a specific task A command that stops a program

A type of programming language A precise, step-by-step procedure for solving a problem A computer hardware component A type of variable that stores text

Deleting old code that is no longer needed Breaking a large problem into smaller, manageable parts Converting code from one language to another Finding and fixing bugs in a program

Because the code will not work if copied Because it violates copyright and is a form of intellectual theft Because copied code always contains viruses Because computers can detect copied code