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A glossary of key terms and concepts relevant to ap computer science a, focusing on fundamental programming principles and data structures. It includes definitions and explanations of terms like accessor methods, actual parameters, addresses, algorithms, and ascii, offering a valuable resource for students preparing for the ap computer science a exam.
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AP Computer Science A 2025 Practice Exams Quizlet
accessor method — ANS-a method thal accesses an object bul does not change it actual parameter — (he expression supplied for a formal parameter of a method by the caller addr a location in memory at which a binary number (usually a byte, or yalue of 8 bits) is stored. The localion in memory can itself be identified by a binary number — this number, the absolute or explicit address, gives the absolute location of the address in memory, while a relative addre specifies a location memory (some other address only in relation lo the current, or base, address. All access lo memory is access to to a cell of memory found at a specified addres algorithm — ANS computable operations that, when executed, produces a result and halts in a finite a well-ordered collection of unambiguous and effectively amount of time [[an unambiguous, cutable, and terminating specification of a way to solve a problem argument — ANS~an actual parameter in a method call, or one of the values combined by an operator]1 arithmetic/Logie Unit (ALU) ASCIT — ANS-The American Standard Code for Information E encoding scheme based on the English alphabet used to represent text in computers. hange — a character— Tt uses & bits Lo represent each character, so it is able to encode a total of 248 = 256 different characters, These are assigned the integer values 0 to 255, Only 32 to 126