Glossary for C#: arithmetic

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%: Remainder operator: %(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
algebra to code: Algebra to code(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   Convert algebraic expressions to programming statements
arithmetic expressions: Arithmetic Expressions(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   Arithmetic Expressions are statements that perform a calculation. There are specific rules for the order the operations are performed.
C#: C# is an object oriented programming language used to write Windows form applications. (Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
calculate average, grade: Calculate Grade(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   Scroll bars select midterm and final exam, average is calculated
calculate tip: A function to display values on the scroll event and also form load(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   Calculate tip, avoid misinformation at form load
centering controls: Centering a control on the form(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   The control is centered when the form is resized
controls, centering: Centering a control on the form(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   The control is centered when the form is resized
decimals on scroll bar: Decimal values on scroll bars(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   Value on scroll bar is integer, how to select a decimal value
dozen, calculate: Finding Dozens(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   A program to select quantity on scroll bar and display dozens: quantity%12
Event Driven: When you run an event driven program, it continuously checks to see if an event has occurred. When an event occurs, any code for that event is executed, then the cycle of checking for another event continues. (Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
feet inches: Finding Feet and Inches(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   A scroll bar selects inches, feet and inches is displayed
grade function: Write a function(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   Write a function to avoid the same code in two places
GUI: Graphical User Interface (pronounced gooey): the user can make choices with the mouse rather than having to type everything. He selects icons, option buttons, command buttons, and other graphic images, or pictures. (Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
math problems: Real world math(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   A few real world problems you can solve in C#
Object: An object combines both data (properties) and events (procedures). (Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
operations, order of: Order of operations(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   The Order of operations for arithmetic operations is to do parenthesis () then *, / %, then + and - working from left to right.
operators drill: Drill: Operators(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   Do this drill to make sure you understand
operators reference: Microsoft Reference: C# Operators(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   C# Operators
order: Order of operations(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   The Order of operations for arithmetic operations is to do parenthesis () then *, / %, then + and - working from left to right.
order of operations, drill: Drill: Order of operations(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   Test how well you can solve these problems
remainder: Remainder operator: %(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
remainder, drill: Drill: The % operator(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   Drill on the % operator: remainder
scroll bar, decimals: Decimal values on scroll bars(Lesson: Arithmetic Operations)
   Value on scroll bar is integer, how to select a decimal value
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