Tuesday, October 28, 2008

More Control

In this class you will be expanding your knowledge about control structures.
In chapter 2 you have learned that instructions can be performed in order or at the same time.
Today, going through section 3-2, you will be introduced to two new control structures: The conditional execution and the repetition.
In a conditional execution an instruction is only executed if a certain condition is met, otherwise something different will take place.
Repetition helps to perform one or more instructions a number of times.
We complete our vocabulary sheet with new terms.
In the lab we will be working on question 11 and on exercises 6 and 7, page 83.

Homework
Study for the vocabulary quiz of chapter 3.

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