General Technical Vocabulary

• Access
• Account
• Action
• Activate
• Add
• Admin
• Advanced
• Algorithm
• Analyze
• API (Application Programming Interface)
• Application
• Array
• Assign
• Asynchronous
• Attribute
• Authentication
• Authorization
• Backup
• Binary
• Boolean
• Breakpoint
• Browser
• Buffer
• Bug
• Build
• Cache
• Callback
• Certificate
• Character
• Class
• Client
• Code
• Compile
• Component
• Configuration
• Connect
• Console
• Constant
• Constructor
• Container
• Context
• Control
• Convert
• Cookie
• Credentials
• Cryptography
• CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
• Data
• Database
• Debug
• Default
• Deploy
• Dependency
• Design
• Desktop
• Device
• Development
• Directory
• Document
• Domain
• Download
• Element
• Email
• Encode
• Encryption
• Endpoint
• Environment
• Error
• Execute
• Export
• Extension
• Feature
• File
• Firewall
• Flag
• Font
• Framework
• Function
• Gateway
• Git
• Header
• Host
• HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)
• HTTP/HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol/Secure)
• Identifier
• Import
• Index
• Input
• Instance
• Interface
• Internet
• IP Address
• JavaScript
• Kernel
• Key
• Language
• Library
• Link
• Load
• Log
• Loop
• Machine
• Memory
• Method
• Mobile
• Module
• Network
• Node
• Notification
• Object
• Open Source
• Operator
• Option
• Output
• Package
• Parameter
• Parse
• Password
• Path
• Permission
• Pixel
• Platform
• Plugin
• Port
• Process
• Program
• Protocol
• Proxy
• Query
• Queue
• Record
• Redirect
• Refactor
• Register
• Repository
• Request
• Resource
• Response
• Restore
• Return
• Route
• Runtime
• Script
• Search
• Security
• Select
• Server
• Service
• Session
• Setting
• Shell
• Signal
• Socket
• Source
• Stack
• Storage
• String
• Structure
• Submit
• Syntax
• System
• Tag
• Template
• Terminal
• Thread
• Token
• Tool
• Traffic
• Transaction
• Transfer
• Trigger
• Type
• UI/UX (User Interface/User Experience)
• Update
• Upload
• User
• Validate
• Value
• Variable
• Version
• Virtual
• Visual
• Web
• Website
• Widget
• Window
• Wireframe
• Workflow
• Programming-Specific Vocabulary
• Abstract
• Argument
• Array
• Assign
• Boolean
• Class
• Closure
• Command
• Compile
• Conditional
• Constructor
• Data Type
• Debug
• Declaration
• Definition
• Delegate
• Dependency
• Enumeration
• Event
• Exception
• Expression
• Framework
• Function
• Inheritance
• Instance
• Interface
• Iteration
• Lambda
• Library
• Literal
• Loop
• Method
• Namespace
• Object
• Operator
• Overload
• Parameter
• Polymorphism
• Procedure
• Property
• Protocol
• Recursion
• Return
• Scope
• Sequence
• Statement
• Syntax
• Thread
• Tuple
• Type
• Variable
• Web Development Vocabulary
• AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)
• Anchor
• Attribute
• Backend
• Base URL
• Block Element
• Bootstrap
• Browser Compatibility
• Cache-Control
• Cascading
• CDN (Content Delivery Network)
• Charset
• Class Selector
• Client-Side
• CMS (Content Management System)
• Cross-Origin
• CSS Grid
• DOM (Document Object Model)
• DOCTYPE
• Element Selector
• Emmet
• Favicon
• Flexbox
• Font-Family
• Frontend
• Grid System
• Header Tag
• ID Selector
• Inline Element
• JQuery
• Media Query
• Meta Tag
• Modal
• Navigation Bar
• Padding
• Positioning
• Pseudo-Class
• Responsive Design
• Selector
• Server-Side
• Session Storage
• SPA (Single Page Application)
• Styling
• Tag
• UI Components
• Viewport
• WebSocket
• Wrapper
• Cloud and DevOps Vocabulary
• API Gateway
• CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment)
• Cloud Computing
• Cluster
• Containerization
• Deployment
• DevOps
• DNS (Domain Name System)
• Environment Variable
• Infrastructure
• Instance
• Kubernetes
• Load Balancer
• Microservices
• Provisioning
• Scalability
• Service Mesh
• Serverless
• Terraform
• Virtual Machine (VM)
• Security Vocabulary
• Authentication
• Authorization
• Backdoor
• Brute Force
• CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)
• CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery)
• Encryption
• Firewall
• Hashing
• HTTPS
• Injection
• Malware
• Phishing
• RSA (Rivest-Shamir-Adleman)
• SSL/TLS
• Token
• Vulnerability
• Zero-Day

Phrases

• Access: “You need to request access to the database before you can retrieve any data.”
• Account: “Create an account to access the premium features of the application.”
• Activate: “Activate your account by clicking on the link sent to your email.”
• Add: “Add the new user to the system by filling out the registration form.”
• Admin: “The admin panel allows you to manage users and settings.”
• Advanced: “This advanced course covers complex algorithms and data structures.”
• Algorithm: “The algorithm sorts the data in ascending order.”
• Analyze: “Analyze the log files to identify any errors in the system.”
• API (Application Programming Interface): “The API allows developers to interact with the service programmatically.”
• Application: “This web application is built using React and Node.js.”
• Array: “Store the list of items in an array for easy access and manipulation.”
• Assign: “Assign a value to the variable before using it in the function.”
• Asynchronous: “Asynchronous operations allow the program to continue running while waiting for a task to complete.”
• Attribute: “The src attribute in the img tag specifies the path to the image.”
• Authentication: “Authentication is required to access secure areas of the website.”
• Authorization: “Authorization determines what resources a user can access after authentication.”
• Backup: “Make sure to backup your data regularly to prevent loss.”
• Binary: “Data is stored in binary format on the disk.”
• Boolean: “A boolean value can be either true or false.”
• Breakpoint: “Set a breakpoint in the code to pause execution and inspect variables.”
• Browser: “The website is optimized for all major browsers.”
• Buffer: “The buffer temporarily holds data before it’s processed.”
• Bug: “There’s a bug in the code that causes the application to crash.”
• Build: “Build the project before deploying it to the server.”
• Cache: “Clearing the cache can help resolve loading issues in your browser.”
• Callback: “Use a callback function to execute code after an asynchronous operation completes.”
• Certificate: “The SSL certificate ensures secure communication between the client and server.”
• Character: “The string contains 20 characters, including spaces.”
• Class: “Define a class in the code to represent objects with common properties.”
• Client: “The client sends a request to the server to retrieve data.”
• Code: “Write clean and efficient code to improve the application’s performance.”
• Compile: “Compile the code to check for syntax errors before running it.”
• Component: “Each component in a React application manages its own state.”
• Configuration: “Update the configuration file to change the database connection settings.”
• Connect: “Connect to the database using the provided credentials.”
• Console: “The console displays error messages and logs during development.”
• Constant: “Declare a constant for values that should not change.”
• Constructor: “The constructor function initializes the object’s properties.”
• Container: “Containers allow you to run applications in isolated environments.”
• Context: “The context provides information about the current state of the application.”
• Control: “Use control statements like if and switch to manage the flow of the program.”
• Convert: “Convert the data type from string to integer before performing calculations.”
• Cookie: “Cookies store user preferences and session information.”
• Credentials: “Enter your credentials to log in to the system.”
• Cryptography: “Cryptography is used to secure data by encrypting it.”
• CSS (Cascading Style Sheets): “Use CSS to style the appearance of your website.”
• Data: “The data is stored in a relational database for easy access.”
• Database: “The database holds all the user information and transaction records.”
• Debug: “Debug the code to find and fix errors.”
• Default: “The default value is used if no input is provided by the user.”
• Deploy: “Deploy the application to the production server after testing.”
• Dependency: “The project has several dependencies that need to be installed.”
• Design: “The design phase involves creating wireframes and mockups.”
• Desktop: “This application is available for both desktop and mobile platforms.”
• Device: “Ensure the website is responsive on all devices.”
• Development: “The development environment is where you write and test your code.”
• Directory: “Navigate to the project directory to access the source files.”
• Document: “The HTML document is structured with various tags and elements.”
• Domain: “Register a domain name for your website.”
• Download: “Download the latest version of the software from the official website.”
• Element: “Each HTML element represents a different part of the web page.”
• Email: “Use a valid email address to sign up for the newsletter.”
• Encode: “Encode the data before sending it over the network.”
• Encryption: “Encryption ensures that data is secure during transmission.”
• Endpoint: “The API endpoint is where the client sends requests to the server.”
• Environment: “Set up the development environment before starting the project.”
• Error: “An error occurred while processing your request.”
• Execute: “Execute the script to run the program.”
• Export: “Export the data to a CSV file for analysis.”
• Extension: “Install a browser extension to enhance functionality.”
• Feature: “This new feature allows users to share content directly from the app.”
• File: “Save the file with a .txt extension.”
• Firewall: “The firewall protects the network from unauthorized access.”
• Flag: “Use a flag to indicate whether the operation was successful.”
• Font: “Choose a readable font for the website’s text.”
• Framework: “React is a popular JavaScript framework for building user interfaces.”
• Function: “Call the function to perform a specific task in the program.”
• Gateway: “The gateway manages the flow of data between networks.”
• Git: “Use Git to track changes in your code repository.”
• Header: “The HTTP header contains metadata about the request.”
• Host: “The website is hosted on a cloud server.”
• HTML (Hypertext Markup Language): “HTML is the standard language for creating web pages.”
• HTTP/HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol/Secure): “HTTPS secures the communication between the client and server.”
• Identifier: “Use a unique identifier for each element in the HTML document.”
• Import: “Import the module to use its functions in your code.”
• Index: “The index file is the entry point for the application.”
• Input: “The user input is validated before processing.”
• Instance: “Create an instance of the class to use its methods.”
• Interface: “The user interface should be intuitive and easy to navigate.”
• Internet: “The application requires an internet connection to function properly.”
• IP Address: “The IP address identifies the device on the network.”
• JavaScript: “JavaScript is used to add interactivity to web pages.”
• Kernel: “The kernel is the core component of an operating system.”
• Key: “The key is used to encrypt and decrypt the data.”
• Language: “Python is a popular programming language for data analysis.”
• Library: “Use a JavaScript library like jQuery to simplify DOM manipulation.”
• Link: “Click the link to view more details.”
• Load: “The page takes a few seconds to load all the resources.”
• Log: “Check the log files for any errors during the operation.”
• Loop: “The loop iterates over the array to process each element.”
• Machine: “The virtual machine runs multiple operating systems simultaneously.”
• Memory: “The application consumes a lot of memory during execution.”
• Method: “Call the method to perform an action on the object.”
• Mobile: “The mobile version of the website is optimized for touchscreens.”
• Module: “The module contains reusable functions for the application.”
• Network: “The network connection is required to access the server.”
• Node: “Each node in the DOM tree represents an element in the HTML document.”
• Notification: “The user receives a notification when the download is complete.”
• Object: “Create an object to store data and methods.”
• Open Source: “The software is open source, meaning the source code is freely available.”
• Operator: “Use the + operator to add two numbers.”
• Option: “Select an option from the dropdown menu.”
• Output: “The output of the program is displayed in the console.”
• Package: “Install the package using the package manager.”
• Parameter: “Pass parameters to the function to customize its behavior.”
• Parse: “Parse the JSON data to extract the values.”
• Password: “Enter your password to log in to the