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WGU C173 Study Guide Latest 2022 Already Passed - ✔✔subtraction operator, outputs the difference between the two input numbers != ✔✔a comparison operator used to compare if one operator is ... not equal to another % ✔✔modulo operator, outputs the remainder of dividing the first number by the second * ✔✔multiplication operator, outputs the product of the two input numbers ** ✔✔exponentiation operator, outputs the result of multiplying <base> by itself <power> number of times / ✔✔division operator, outputs the result of dividing the first number by the second + ✔✔addition operator, outputs the sum of the two input numbers OR concatenation operator, joins two values together < ✔✔a comparison operator used to compare if one operator is less than another < ✔✔a comparison operator used to compare if one operator is less than another <= ✔✔a comparison operator used to compare if one operator is less than or equal to another = ✔✔assignment operator, assigns a value == ✔✔a comparison operator used to compare if one operator is equal to another > ✔✔a comparison operator used to compare if one operator is greater than another >= ✔✔a comparison operator used to compare if one operator is greater than or equal to another abstraction ✔✔Focus on the essential qualities of something rather than one specific example. actors ✔✔An Actor in a use case is anything with behavior who lives outside of your system, outside of your application, but has a goal they want to accomplish within. algorithm ✔✔A set of commands that returns a value. This differs from a procedure, which is a set of commands that doesn't necessarily have to return a value. append() ✔✔Mutates <List> by adding <Element> to the end of the list. argument ✔✔The inputs to a procedure. Also called operands. attributes ✔✔Characteristics of an object which may be used to reference other objects or save object state information. <name> = <expression> ✔✔This is an assignment statement. A variable is named and also assigned a value or expression. If multiple values are assigned to the same named variable, the last assignment is the one used. base case ✔✔An expression that has a value and is not defined in terms of some other thing we are defining. This breaks the chain of recursion [Show More]

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