Do you understand the concept of problem-solving using a computer? To test your knowledge, you can try these MCQs on problem-solving using the computer. Computer-based problem-solving is a process of designing, implementing, and using programming tools. Do you know the difference between pseudocode and an algorithm? What are the other terms associated with these two? Start this quiz, and check See moreout your scores. All the best! You can share the quiz with others also.
Problem solver
Critical thinker
Programmer
Systems analyst
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Critical thinking
SDCL
Waterfall
Prototype
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Count
Count + 1
=count + 1
+ 1
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The stages are long and tedious
Iterations are difficult and must be done at the end
New problems cannot be incorporated into the solution
Users are not involved in its development
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Remains the same once the variable is given a value
Changes regularly in the program
Does not change during program execution
Is only affected when new values are given to it
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Testing of users
Training of users
Production of documentations
Evaluation of the new system
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I and ii only are needed to support the new system
I and iv only are needed to support the new system
I and iii only are needed to support the new system
I, ii, and iii must support the new system
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Unbiased
Prejudiced
Waiting skill
Listening skill
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Algorithms can easily be converted into program codes.
Algorithms are written in formal notation.
Algorithms provide a sequence of steps that will solve a problem.
Algorithms are only used for math and computer-related problems.
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Pseudocodes are precise, while algorithms are not.
Pseudocode must solve the problem, whereas the algorithm does not have to.
Pseudocode is a precursor to computer program codes.
An algorithm is written by the problem solver, while pseudocode is written by the code designer.
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Memory
Variable
Data
Constant
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An equal sign
A statement of value
A plus sign
An operation
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File
Write
Output
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Problem-solving
Spiral
Programming
Waterfall
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0
Error
9
Program failure
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A b
B a
C a
B c
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Your total is 24
Your total is sum
"Your total is", 24
"Your total is 24"
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Solve the problem
Be properly structured and indented to illustrate the flow of logic and control
Literally correct
Have good English meanings and be recognizable English words
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Phased conversion
Direct conversion
Pilot conversion
Systematic conversion
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The design phase
Evaluation phase
Implementation phase
Maintenance phase
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A system boundary separates the system from its environment
The scope of the system extends beyond its boundary
System consists of interrelated components working together to achieve varying goals
The good system will solve all the organization's problems
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A difficulty that cannot be solved
A difficulty that prevents the accomplishment of some objective
A difficulty that arises from some existing dilemma
A challenge that hinders progress that may have no solution
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The problem statement helps the users to communicate the problem
The problem statement is just a summary of the issues faced
The problem statement is the backbone of the feasibility and the problem solution
It includes the symptoms and constraints and so often misleads users
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Set aside some memory to run the program
Set aside some memory area to store the value of the constant inputted
Set aside some memory area to store the value of the variable entered
Used to give the variable its value
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