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Linked

A type of data representation in which individual blocks of storage are managed using pointers.

Module

Provides a way of grouping together collections of related data and operations; presents clean, well-defined interfaces to users of their services; hides internal details of operation to prevent interface; and can be separately compiled.

Acceptance Testing

Tests that are run before a system is released into active service.

Postcondition

Logical conditions that are true after the program is executed.

Test drivers

For function S, is a function that enumerates test cases for S, calls S for each test case, and checks the outputs afterwards to see that they are correct.

Information hiding

Hiding things inside a module to prevent external users from accessing them. Can protect their internal mechanisms from external tampering.

Loop Invariant

An assertion with the property that it is always true no matter how many times a loop is executed.

Aliases

Two different naming expressions that name the same thing.

Bottom-up

Whenever possible, before testing a given function, X, test all functions that X calls or that prepare data that X uses.

Integration Testing

You check that combinations of the functions work together properly.

Priority Queue

Enables insertion of items in any order, but when an item is removed it is always the item with highest priority.

Top-down Programming

Method of starting with a top-level design and expanding its details progressively until an actual program is developed.

Infinite regress

Occurs when a recursive program calls itself endlessly and never encounters a base case.

Unit Testing

Testing a given function.

Regression Testing

Checking that everything that used to work before a change was made still continues to work after the change is installed.

Inaccessible storage

A dynamically allocated block of storage that can no longer be accessed to read its value or store a new value into it.

Recursion

A function calls itself inside itself.

Auxiliary function

A function which assists another function.

Procedural Abstraction

A named unit of action for which it is necessary to know only what it does not how it achieves its result.

Dangling Pointer

A naming expression to a memory location that has been returned to the pool of unallocated storage.

Base Case

A properly designed recursive function must have at least one of these to avoid infinite regress.

Test Plan

A document that specifies a systematic schedule of testing activities in a software project and gives the inputs and expected correct outputs for each part of the system.

Precondition

Logical conditions that are true before the program is executed.


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