| A | B |
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| HTTP (definition) | The protocol used for transmitting web pages over the Internet |
| IP Address | A numerical address to identify users & devices on the Internet |
| Cloud Computing | Services done through the Internet (like Google Drive) |
| Lossless Compression | Compression that allows one to uncompress and get the original item back (ZIP file) |
| Lossy Compression | Compression where data is lost in order to compress the item. Uncompression to the original item is impossible (JPG) |
| Binary | Anything that has 2 choices |
| Hexadecimal | Base 16 |
| Phishing | any attempt (usually through email) to get your unauthorized personal information |
| Iteration | Programming that uses Loops |
| Sequencing | Programming that goes in a certain order of steps |
| Selection | Programming that used conditionals (if/else) |
| Abstraction | A simplified representation of something more complex |
| Pair Programmig | Where 2 or more programmers work together to create a program |
| Debugging | The process of testing, finding problems and fixing them in a computer program |
| Function (Procedure) | A named group of programming instructions |
| Algorithym | A precise sequence of instructions |
| Global Variable | A variable whose scope can be used by any part of the code |
| Local Variable | A variable whose scope can be used by only one part of the code |
| URL (definition) | An easy-to-remember address for calling a web page |
| List | a programming data structure that holds multiple items |
| Boolean | Is either True or False |
| HTTP stands for | HyperText Transfer Protocol |
| URL stands for | Universal Resource Locator |
