1) Switch a) To increase the value of a variable by a specific amount, often by 1. b) The result or data produced by a program, which can be displayed on a screen, printed, or saved to a file. c) Data or information entered into a program, often by a user, for processing or manipulation. d) A control flow statement that allows a program to test a variable against multiple possible cases and execute different code blocks based on the matching case. 2) Increment a) The result or data produced by a program, which can be displayed on a screen, printed, or saved to a file. b) Information that can be processed, stored, or transmitted by a computer. c) To increase the value of a variable by a specific amount, often by 1. d) An action or occurrence, such as a mouse click or key press, that can be detected and responded to by a program. 3) Array a) Information that can be processed, stored, or transmitted by a computer. b) A data structure that stores a collection of elements, typically of the same data type, in a specific order. c) Data or information entered into a program, often by a user, for processing or manipulation. d) An action or occurrence, such as a mouse click or key press, that can be detected and responded to by a program. 4) Event a) An action or occurrence, such as a mouse click or key press, that can be detected and responded to by a program. b) A combination of values, variables, operators, and functions that can be evaluated to produce a single value. c) A data structure that stores a collection of elements, typically of the same data type, in a specific order. d) A variable defined in a function declaration that represents the value that will be passed as an argument when the function is called. 5) Input a) Data or information entered into a program, often by a user, for processing or manipulation. b) A data structure that stores a collection of elements, typically of the same data type, in a specific order. c) To decrease the value of a variable by a specific amount, often by 1. d) An action or occurrence, such as a mouse click or key press, that can be detected and responded to by a program. 6) Output a) Information that can be processed, stored, or transmitted by a computer. b) A control flow statement that allows a program to test a variable against multiple possible cases and execute different code blocks based on the matching case. c) The result or data produced by a program, which can be displayed on a screen, printed, or saved to a file. d) To increase the value of a variable by a specific amount, often by 1. 7) Expression a) A combination of values, variables, operators, and functions that can be evaluated to produce a single value. b) The result or data produced by a program, which can be displayed on a screen, printed, or saved to a file. c) A data structure that stores a collection of elements, typically of the same data type, in a specific order. d) To increase the value of a variable by a specific amount, often by 1. 8) Data a) To increase the value of a variable by a specific amount, often by 1. b) Information that can be processed, stored, or transmitted by a computer. c) A data structure that stores a collection of elements, typically of the same data type, in a specific order. d) A control flow statement that allows a program to test a variable against multiple possible cases and execute different code blocks based on the matching case. 9) Decrement a) A variable defined in a function declaration that represents the value that will be passed as an argument when the function is called. b) To decrease the value of a variable by a specific amount, often by 1. c) To increase the value of a variable by a specific amount, often by 1. d) A data structure that stores a collection of elements, typically of the same data type, in a specific order. 10) Parameter a) The result or data produced by a program, which can be displayed on a screen, printed, or saved to a file. b) A variable defined in a function declaration that represents the value that will be passed as an argument when the function is called. c) To decrease the value of a variable by a specific amount, often by 1. d) An action or occurrence, such as a mouse click or key press, that can be detected and responded to by a program.
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