APCSP20: AAP-3.B.7
CodeHS Lessons
Using procedural abstraction in a program allows programmers to change the internals of the procedure (to make it faster, more efficient, use less storage, etc.) without needing to notify users of the change as long as what the procedure does is preserved.
| Standard |
| 2.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.9 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.8 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.9 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.9 Abstraction and APIs |
| Standard |
| 21.8 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 17.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.8 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 10.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.8 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.8 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 3.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 3.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.8 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.8 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.8 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 1.8 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 2.7 Abstraction |
| Standard |
| 17.7 Abstraction |
