Complier - ANSWERa program used to translate the text program into a format that
your computer can understand (called machine code)
Machine Code - ANSWERa few basic commands which the computer can execute
directly
Variable - ANSWERvalue can vary
Constant - ANSWERwhere the values stay, well, constant
Data Types - ANSWEReach of which is used to store specific kinds of values
Integers - ANSWERwhole numbers, typically in the range of -2,147,483,648 to
2,147,483,647. (int)
Real Numbers - ANSWERnumbers with significant digits after the decimal point,
usually accurate to about 15 digits (double)
Text - ANSWERsequence of characters on your keyboard such as ~ and 0-9 (string)
Maintenance - ANSWERits being modified
IDE - ANSWERa program which allows you to write, run and debug your programs
all from a consistent interface (interactive development environment)
Interface - ANSWERthe way the program is displayed and how the user interacts
with it
I/O - ANSWERinput and output (#include <iostream>)
Standard Input & Output - ANSWERusually the keyboard and computer screen
(using namespace std;)
Code Block - ANSWERa block of program commands that are meant to execute
together ( { } )
Console Output - ANSWEResentially means your screen (cout << ;)
End of Line - ANSWERmove the display on to the next line (endl;)
Syntax Error - ANSWERmeans that you typed something which is not understood by
the language
Clean Compile - ANSWERonce you believe you fixed the problem, run the complier
again to see if it "complies without error"