C# Language Review

At the end of this topic, you should be able to:

• Identify the programming language(s) used for this course.
• Explain what is meant by a "case-sensitive" programming language.
• Explain what is meant by a "strongly-typed" programming language
• Describe the difference between variables, values and data types.
• Explain what is meant by a "literal value".
• Explain what a "keyword" is in any programming language.
• Define the phrase "intrinsic data type".
• List the data types that are built into the course's programming language and the default values for those data types.
• Explain what an assignment statement is and how it works.
• Explain what an "expression" is in any programming language.
• List the assignment and arithmetic operators in the course's programming language.
• Explain what "string concatenation" is and how it works.
• Describe the difference between subroutines and functions.
• Describe the purpose of subroutines and functions.
• Identify the syntax for subroutines and functions in the course's programming language.
• Define and distinguish the terms "argument" and "parameter".
• Identify and describe the syntax of the statements associated with the five logical programming structures in the course's programming language.
• List the relational and logical operators in the course's programming language.
• Identify the entry point for every computer program.
• Create a simple console program with functions and subroutines.
• Perform simple console I/O.
• Manipulate information with variables, values and expressions.
• Create code using the five logical programming structures.
• Create code for multi-structured logic (logic that includes many nested and stacked structures)