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Parameters increase flexibility by allowing different values to be supplied on different calls."},{"text":"One subroutine works with different routines.","correct":false,"explanation":"A parameter is data passed to a subroutine, not another routine. Its purpose is to let one subroutine process different values."}]},{"id":"7f755ace-bb7b-4901-9b11-6faf799796b6","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"For SUBROUTINE ShowLogin(username, attemptsLeft), what does ShowLogin(\"student1\", 2) put in attemptsLeft?","back":"2.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"2.","correct":true,"explanation":"Arguments are matched with parameters in order. The second argument, 2, is assigned to the second parameter, attemptsLeft."},{"text":"1.","correct":false,"explanation":"This confuses the first argument with the second parameter. The first argument, student1, goes into username, while the second argument, 2, goes into attemptsLeft."},{"text":"0.","correct":false,"explanation":"No default value is used here because an argument is supplied for attemptsLeft. Positional matching assigns the second argument, 2, to that parameter."},{"text":"student1.","correct":false,"explanation":"The first argument is assigned to username, not attemptsLeft. The second argument is matched with the second parameter, so attemptsLeft receives 2."}]},{"id":"8cce501f-211f-49ff-aebe-b203c21e5893","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why does parameter order matter in a subroutine call?","back":"Values match parameter names by position.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Values match parameter names by position.","correct":true,"explanation":"Positional parameter passing matches the first supplied value with the first parameter, the second with the second, and so on. 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The function tests the condition and returns true for 19, rather than returning the threshold itself."}]},{"id":"c141eab8-069c-4d36-836e-a9baff5b8e9b","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"A local variable belongs to a [ ] and usually only exists while that subroutine is [ ].","back":"A local variable belongs to a subroutine and usually only exists while that subroutine is running.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"A local variable belongs to a subroutine and usually only exists while that subroutine is running.","correct":true,"explanation":"A local variable is associated with the subroutine that declares it and normally exists only during that subroutine’s execution. It is unavailable outside that scope."},{"text":"A local variable belongs to a program and usually only exists while that subroutine is running.","correct":false,"explanation":"A local variable is not available throughout the entire program. It belongs to a subroutine and usually exists only while that subroutine is running."},{"text":"A local variable belongs to a subroutine and usually only exists while that subroutine is finished.","correct":false,"explanation":"A local variable does not normally persist after execution finishes. It belongs to a subroutine and usually exists only while that subroutine is running."},{"text":"A local variable belongs to a subroutine and usually only exists while that subroutine is waiting.","correct":false,"explanation":"A local variable is tied to the subroutine, not to the whole program. It normally exists during execution, rather than only before the subroutine starts running."}]},{"id":"c5f3a8db-11b7-407f-8d6f-2955a29df75f","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"The area of a program where a variable can be used is its [ ].","back":"The area of a program where a variable can be used is its scope.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"scope","correct":true,"explanation":"Scope is the part of a program in which a variable is visible and can be referenced. A local variable’s scope is usually limited to its subroutine."},{"text":"lifetime","correct":false,"explanation":"Lifetime describes how long a variable exists, not where it can be used. The area in which a variable is accessible is called its scope."},{"text":"visibility","correct":false,"explanation":"Visibility may describe whether something can be accessed, but the formal programming term for the area where a variable can be used is scope."},{"text":"parameter","correct":false,"explanation":"A parameter is a value supplied to a subroutine, not the region where a variable can be used. That region is called the variable’s scope."}]},{"id":"c2b8baa7-021e-4fc0-81fc-c283c471a535","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why should the main program use the returned result instead of reading local variable average directly?","back":"average is only accessible inside the subroutine.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"average is only accessible inside the subroutine.","correct":true,"explanation":"A local variable is declared within the subroutine, so code in the main program cannot access it directly. The returned result provides the value outside that scope."},{"text":"average is only accessible outside the subroutine.","correct":false,"explanation":"The main program can use a returned result even after the subroutine finishes. The problem with reading average directly is that it is only accessible inside the subroutine."},{"text":"average is accessible everywhere in the program.","correct":false,"explanation":"Local variables are not automatically accessible everywhere in a program. The returned result must be used because average is only accessible inside the subroutine."},{"text":"average cannot store a numerical result.","correct":false,"explanation":"Returning a value is precisely how a subroutine communicates a result to its caller. Direct access fails because average is only accessible inside the subroutine."}]},{"id":"eb562d93-da4d-4e37-bf51-8aa067f8453e","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Structured programming splits a program into [ ] and uses clear [ ] between them.","back":"Structured programming splits a program into modules or subroutines and uses clear interfaces between them.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Structured programming splits a program into modules or subroutines and uses clear interfaces between them.","correct":true,"explanation":"Modules or subroutines divide a program into manageable parts, while interfaces define how those parts communicate. This supports readability, testing, maintenance, and reuse."},{"text":"Structured programming splits a program into variables and uses clear interfaces between them.","correct":false,"explanation":"Variables store data but do not represent the program’s main structural units. Structured programming uses modules or subroutines and clear interfaces between them."},{"text":"Structured programming splits a program into modules or subroutines and uses clear loops between them.","correct":false,"explanation":"Loops are control structures within a program, not the separate components described here. The intended components are modules or subroutines, connected through interfaces."},{"text":"Structured programming splits a program into operators and uses clear interfaces between them.","correct":false,"explanation":"Operators perform calculations or comparisons rather than forming independent program components. Structured programming divides code into modules or subroutines with clear interfaces between them."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-10","paperLabel":"Paper 1"},"heading":"Structured programming and subroutines (procedures and functions)","title":"Structured programming and subroutines (procedures and functions) Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/gcse/computer-science/aqa/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L39"}]}],"topicId":"652a0690-956f-5083-bec6-23d9da75c210","walled":"$L3a"}],"$L3b","$L3c"]