Topic: English for Computer Programmers 2
An exercise to help you learn & practice the most up-to-date IT (information technology)-related words and expressions. This exercise is on computer programming terminology. Choose the correct response for each of the sentences.
VOCABULARY REVIEW: Programming
Need to review some programming-related terminology? We've got you covered!
Branch
Definition: A separate line of development within a version control system.
Example:
She created a branch to work on the new feature.
Merge
Definition: To combine changes from different branches into one.
Example:
The developer merged the feature branch into the main branch.
Dependency
Definition: External code or software that a program needs to function.
Example:
Missing dependencies caused the build to fail.
Build
Definition: The process of converting source code into a usable program.
Example:
The build completed successfully.
Deployment
Definition: Releasing software so users can access and use it.
Example:
Deployment to production is scheduled for Friday.
Environment
Definition: The system setup where software is developed, tested, or run.
Example:
The issue only occurs in the production environment.
Performance
Definition: How fast and efficiently a program runs.
Example:
Improving performance reduced loading time.
Scalability
Definition: The ability of software to handle increased workload.
Example:
The system was designed for scalability.
Documentation
Definition: Written information that explains how software works.
Example:
Clear documentation helps new developers learn the system.
Refactoring
Definition: Improving code structure without changing its behavior.
Example:
Refactoring made the code easier to maintain.
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