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GCSE · OCR

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Identifying & Preventing Threats to Computer Systems & Networks
- Forms of Attack on a Network
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- Methods of Preventing a Network Attack
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Operating Systems & Utility Software
- The Purpose & Functionality of Operating Systems
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- The Purpose & Functionality of Utility Software
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Ethical, Legal, Cultural & Environmental Impact
- Impacts of Digital Technology on Wider Society
  7
- Legislation in Computer Science
  8

Boolean Logic Diagrams
- Boolean Logic Diagrams
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- Combining Boolean Operators
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Tools & Facilities in IDEs Flashcards

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What does IDE stand for?: Integrated Development Environment — software providing tools that help a programmer write, run and debug programs.
How does the editor in an IDE help a programmer develop a program?: It allows program code to be written, entered and changed (and errors fixed), with features such as line numbering, auto-indent, keyword highlighting and autocomplete.
How do error diagnostics (the debugger) in an IDE help a programmer?: They identify and find errors, show the location and detail of each error, and can suggest fixes.
What does the run-time environment (output window) in an IDE let a programmer do?: Run/execute the program inside the IDE and see its output.
What does the translator built into an IDE do for the programmer?: Converts the source code into low-level/machine code so the program can be run; a compiler also produces an executable file.
Which IDE tool lets a programmer stop a running program at a chosen line to check it?: A break point.
Which IDE tool lets a programmer see the contents of variables and how they change while a program runs?: Variable watch.