QUESTION 1

A)

B) NO ERRORS

Question 1 C)

 

Above is question 1 D)

Question 3

document.writeln("French word:"+french[i]); this is the decision making part of the program.

The loop for the program are : for(i=0;i<english.length;i++){

if(english[i]==searchword){

3 D) #9; The mysteries of this program is the simplicity of results with the complexity of program itself.

3 E) The magic of the program is its transfer of learning. The fact that it can translate an English word to a French word.

Question 4

A theme from the preface is that you don’t have to know all the information for programming all at once. Through time and practice, the things that you need to know for programming will be learnt gradually. As explained in the preface, to overcome the fear of not knowing as much as you think you should is by taking your time and practice.

B) I had a similar situation with driving. At the end of my first driving lesson I was stressed out, because I thought I didn’t do as well as I should have. I wanted to learn everything at once with out even knowing the basics. I overcame this with a lot of practices and by taking my time to relax and learn.

 

 

C) ASCII - American Standard Code for Information Interchange, a code standard for characters on the keyboard.

ASCII code for B is 66 and b is 98.

ASCII code for space is 32 and ASCII code for 0 is 48

Question 5

Algorithm comes from a Persian scientist Alkharazmi who wrote a book around 825A.D.

Algorithm for baking a cake

Add 2 cups of water

Add 3 table spoons of sugar

Add 1 cup of butter

Add 4 cups of flour

Mix and put in oven for 30mins.