Test: Computer Science - Year 3 MCQ

The process of breaking a complex problem into smaller, manageable parts

Combining multiple solutions into one

Ignoring details to focus on the big picture

Writing a program without planning

Guessing the solution to a problem

Using step-by-step thinking to solve a problem

Copying someone else's solution

Ignoring the problem entirely

Planning, Coding, Testing, Debugging

Guessing, Coding, Running

Ignoring errors, Testing, Running

Copying, Pasting, Running

The data the program receives

The output displayed on the screen

The code written by the programmer

The memory used by the program

To store data temporarily

To permanently store files

To create complex graphics

To connect to the internet

Writing new code

Finding and fixing errors in the code

Adding more features to the program

Running the program

A single computer system

A collection of interconnected computers

A software program

A databas

By sending data through cables and wireless connections

By using a single central computer

By storing all data in one place

By running on local networks only

A software application

A system of interlinked hypertext documents accessed via the internet

A type of computer virus

A programming language

By storing all the websites in their own servers

By using algorithms to index and retrieve web pages based on keywords

By manually checking each website

By using a single central database