CIS 111 Study Guide - Final Guide: Iterator, Concatenation, Return Statement
5 Jun 2018
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CIS 111 Final Exam Topics to Study
The following is comprehensive so you should know the same topics as the midterm plus some
newer topics. For the following topics be sure you understand the meaning and purpose of each.
Also you need to be able to recognize valid and invalid syntax. Shown programming code using
any of the following you need to be able to determine what the code accomplishes (its logic).
How these work together to define a web page: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
HTML Tags. Elements, and Attributes
Head, body, html, div, p, img, script
h1, h2, etc.
id, class,
Program Structure
IPO
Prompt, Alert, Console.log, document.writeln methods
Sequential, Selection (conditional) and Repetition (looping) Statements
Literal values
Identifiers: Variables and Constants
Acceptable characters in identifier names
Primitive data types: Numbers, Strings, Boolean, Null, Undefined
NaN and Infinity
Assignment Statements
Assignment Operator
Math operations operators: +, -, *, /, %, ++, --, +=, -=
Function Definitions
Parameters
Return statement
Calling Functions including passing arguments
Math functions: floor, round, random, sqrt, pow, exp
Conditional Statements If, Else, Switch
Conditional Expressions
Conditional Operators
Relational Operators: And, Or, Not
Document Summary
Head, body, html, div, p, img, script h1, h2, etc. id, class, The following is comprehensive so you should know the same topics as the midterm plus some newer topics. For the following topics be sure you understand the meaning and purpose of each. Also you need to be able to recognize valid and invalid syntax. Shown programming code using any of the following you need to be able to determine what the code accomplishes (its logic). How these work together to define a web page: html, css, javascript. Primitive data types: numbers, strings, boolean, null, undefined. Math functions: floor, round, random, sqrt, pow, exp. Math operations operators: +, -, *, /, %, ++, --, +=, -= Definite iterator when know the number of times the loop will execute. Arrays charat, touppercase, tolowercase, indexof, lastindexof, split, slice, substr. Using the index to reference a single element push, pop, shift, unshift, indexof methods. Consist of properties and functions (also called methods)
