| Python |
A high-level programming language that favours human readability. |
| High-level Programming Language |
A highly abstracted language designed to simplify computer programming. |
| Operating System |
System software that allows computers to function, most common software includes Windows, Mac, or Linux. |
| Terminal |
An interface to enter data to communicate with computers. |
| Command Prompt |
The terminal for Windows machines. |
| Directory |
A folder on your computer. |
| Project |
A collection of files that create a working piece of software. |
| Module |
A file that contains code to perform a specific task. |
| Import |
The act of making one Python module available to another. |
| Initialize |
The assignment of assigning data to a variable. |
| Variable |
A storage location for data that can be referenced by some sort of symbol. |
| Function |
A block of code that performs a specific task. |
| Method |
A function that is associated with an object or a class. |
| Object |
A collection of data (variables) and methods (functions). |
| Class |
A blueprint for creating objects. |
| Operator |
A character that represents a logical or mathematical operation, such as + or -. |
| Syntax |
The rules that define a valid structure for code. |
| Data Structure |
A specialized format for organizing, processing, retrieving, and storing data. |
| Tuple |
A data structure for storing an immutable collection of data. |
| Immutable |
Anything that cannot be changed. |
| Element |
The individual data found inside any collection of data. |
| String |
A sequence of characters. |
| F-Strings |
A string that allows for insertion of custom variables in an easily formattable way. |
| GitHub |
An online developer platform that allows developers to upload their work onto cloud. |
| Version Control |
The practice of tracking and managing changes in code for projects. |
| Version Rollback |
The act of reverting any changes to its previous version. |
| Git |
A software that allows for version control. |
| Local |
Anything on your computer that can be accessed offline without the internet. |
| Cloud |
Online services that remotely hosts some functionality, such as data storage. |
| Repository |
A centralized digital storage that developers use to make and manage changes to a project's code. |
| Branch |
A new/separate version of the main repository |
| Staging |
The act of marking a file to be added into version control. |
| Commit |
The actual act of adding to version control. |
| Commit Message |
A short message that describes what changes were made to the current version of a project. |
| Push |
The act of uploading local files onto cloud. |