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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Scope and Constraints

Back (Answer)

Scope - What is to included Constraints - The limitations

#2
Front (Question)

Examples of Intellectual Property rights

Back (Answer)

Protects visual website design Copyright - Creator has right to all artwork used Trademarks - Use of trademarks is a breech of IPR

#3
Front (Question)

How usability testing can be used to evaluate a sites accessibility

Back (Answer)

Test group given a test case and asked to carry out task Test group required to use alternatives Developers can make notes on difficulties This would give them feedback regarding the accessibility of that page

#4
Front (Question)

SQL statement to display certain data

Back (Answer)

SELECT attribute FROM Entity WHERE entity.foreignkey = entity.foreignkey AND Attribute = ‘value’ ;

#5
Front (Question)

Suitability of design with smartphone/tablet devices

Back (Answer)

Accuracy - Text Input gives flexibility but the chance of misspelling Selection of data is fiddly but more accurate Less Strain on resources - Users complete tasks quicker and free up servers etc quicker

#6
Front (Question)

The difference between an object and a class

Back (Answer)

Class is a template which defines methods and attributes Object is an instance of a class

#7
Front (Question)

Encapsulation

Back (Answer)

Access to attributes, operations and class can be limited Eg attributes only being available to a certain class Out with this class must be accessed via use of that classes methods

#8
Front (Question)

Instance variable

Back (Answer)

Data values which every instance of the class will have

#9
Front (Question)

Class variable

Back (Answer)

Available to all instances and defined inside the class definition

#10
Front (Question)

The difference between an object and a class

Back (Answer)

Class is a template which defines methods and attributes Object is an instance of a class

#11
Front (Question)

Encapsulation

Back (Answer)

Access to attributes, operations and class can be limited Eg attributes only being available to a certain class Out with this class must be accessed via use of that classes methods

#12
Front (Question)

Inheritance

Back (Answer)

When a new subclass inherits all of the methods and attributes from the parent class It can have methods/attributes of its own

#13
Front (Question)

Instance variable

Back (Answer)

Data values which every instance of the class will have

#14
Front (Question)

Class variable

Back (Answer)

Available to all instances and defined inside the class definition

#15
Front (Question)

SQL statement to create a table

Back (Answer)

CREATE TABLE table name ( Field name datatype NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY (field1, field2) FOREIGN KEY (Fieldname) REFERENCES originaltable(samefieldname) );

#16
Front (Question)

Inheritance

Back (Answer)

When a new subclass inherits all of the methods and attributes from the parent class It can have methods/attributes of its own

#17
Front (Question)

HTML to generate forms

Back (Answer)

#18
Front (Question)

Button element for creating buttons

Back (Answer)

Sign Up

#19
Front (Question)

Description of insertion sort

Back (Answer)

Field and field compared, swap/no swap

#20
Front (Question)

Algorithm to remove data from the top of a queue

Back (Answer)

IF front=back THEN ELSE SET front to front-1 END IF

#21
Front (Question)

Code to instantiate a class object

Back (Answer)

DECLARE identifier (team1) INITIALLY Team ("Value", "Value", "Value")

#22
Front (Question)

Code to create an array of objects

Back (Answer)

DECLARE arrayname as ARRAY OF objectname * dimension required eg 32

#23
Front (Question)

Describing a procedure call using OO terminology

Back (Answer)

Since subclass name inherits methods and properties from parentclassname The method name method in the subclassname class overrides the method name method in the parentclassname

#24
Front (Question)

Sequence of stack operations required to produce a new table

Back (Answer)

Pop data to be moved Push data to be added, push data just moved