Glosario Corporativo
Object – An instance created from a class.
SQL (Structured Query Language) – A language used to manage databases.
Data – Information stored or processed by a program.
Debugging – The process of finding and fixing errors.
Variable – A storage space where a value can be kept and changed.
Function – A block of code that performs a specific task.
ID
Method – A function associated with a class or object.
While – A loop that runs as long as a condition is true.
IDE (Integrated Development Environment) – An environment where code is written and executed.
Index – A structure that speeds up searches in databases.
Insert – An SQL instruction used to add records.
Interface – The means through which a user interacts with a program.
Join – An SQL operation used to combine data from multiple tables.
Record – A row of data within a table.
Algorithm – A set of steps used to solve a problem.
Array – A structure that stores multiple values of the same type.
Programming Language – A system of rules used to write programs.
Event – An action that triggers a response in a program.
F
Query – An instruction used to retrieve information from a database.
Table – A collection of data organized into rows and columns.
Code – A set of instructions written by a programmer.
Comment – Text that explains the code and is not executed.
Compiler – A program that translates source code into machine language.
Condition – An expression that can be true or false.
Cursor – An object used to navigate records in a query result.
Parameter – A piece of data passed to a function or method.
Program – A set of instructions executed by a computer.
Database – A place where organized information is stored.
Loop – A structure that repeats instructions multiple times.
Class – A template used to create objects in object-oriented programming.
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Glosario Corporativo
Object – An instance created from a class.
SQL (Structured Query Language) – A language used to manage databases.
Data – Information stored or processed by a program. Debugging – The process of finding and fixing errors.
Variable – A storage space where a value can be kept and changed.
Function – A block of code that performs a specific task. ID
Method – A function associated with a class or object.
While – A loop that runs as long as a condition is true.
IDE (Integrated Development Environment) – An environment where code is written and executed. Index – A structure that speeds up searches in databases. Insert – An SQL instruction used to add records. Interface – The means through which a user interacts with a program.
Join – An SQL operation used to combine data from multiple tables.
Record – A row of data within a table.
Algorithm – A set of steps used to solve a problem. Array – A structure that stores multiple values of the same type.
Programming Language – A system of rules used to write programs.
Event – An action that triggers a response in a program. F
Query – An instruction used to retrieve information from a database.
Table – A collection of data organized into rows and columns.
Code – A set of instructions written by a programmer. Comment – Text that explains the code and is not executed. Compiler – A program that translates source code into machine language. Condition – An expression that can be true or false. Cursor – An object used to navigate records in a query result.
Parameter – A piece of data passed to a function or method. Program – A set of instructions executed by a computer.
Database – A place where organized information is stored. Loop – A structure that repeats instructions multiple times. Class – A template used to create objects in object-oriented programming.