The set of rules that guide what is correct code for the compiler to run. - Syntax, A precise set of rules for how to solve a problem. - Algorithm, A named group of code that is designed to do a specific task - Function, The process of reducing complexity by hiding unnecessary information, and focusing on what is needed to make a function work.Abstraction - The process of reducing complexity - Abstraction, Parameters are the extra information set within the parentheses of a function - Parameters, A structure used to determine if a condition is true or false. If true, it executes a block of code that condition evaluates. If false, it skips the section of code.set within the parentheses of a function - If Statement, Expression that evaluates to either True or False. - Boolean Expression, Used to compare how two values relate to each other. The result is either true or false. - Relational Operator, Allows us to check more than one condition at a time - Logical Operator, Requires both conditions to be true for the overall condition to be true. - And, Requires only one expression to be true for the overall condition to be true. - Or, Evaluates the condition and then does the opposite. - Not, Used to let the program choose between two true/false options, happens when the if statement is false. - Else, A statement used to check a series of conditions, also known as an elif statement. Checks one condition after another until Python finds the first condition that is true. - Else-if (elif), Putting one if statement inside another. - Nested ifs,

10.30.24 Do Now U3L6 Defining Algorithms

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