This dictionary defines programming concepts such as character, conditional statement, double, frontend and backend, function, integer, library, loop, string, and variable. Character, integer, double, and string are variable types that can hold one character, whole numbers, decimal numbers, and sequences of characters respectively. Conditional statements allow decisions based on true or false values. Functions take data as input, process it, and return a result. Libraries are collections of files and programs that can be referenced in code. Loops repeat an action until a condition is met. Variables are named containers that can hold any type of data.

1. The dictionary of
Programming (coding)
by Jakub Kulas 5A

2. Character
It is a variable which holds one character
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3. Conditional statement
Conditional statements allow to make decisions.
They depend on values which can be true or false.
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4. Double
It is a variable which holds a decimal type data.
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5. Frontend and Backend
Frontend is a part of website that the users interact
with.
Backend is a part of website that the computer or
server interact with.
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6. Function
Functions are part of code which take data, process
it and return a result. You can use one function for
several times.
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7. Integer
It is a variable which holds a whole number only.
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8. Library
It is a collection of files, programs that can be
referenced in the code
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9. Loop
Loop is a construction which will do something until
some conditions exist.
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10. String
It is a variable which holds sequences or characters.
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11. Variable
Variable is a value which have own name. It is like a
container where you can put anything.
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