A naming convention in computer programming where the name of a variable or function indicates its type or intended use.

"Although Hungarian notation can make code more readable, it's fallen out of favor in many programming languages that have strong type systems."

CSS is the code that tells the browser how to display the content of a web page for the end user by formatting fonts, colors, backgrounds, and other visual elements.

"Using CSS, developers can ensure that their website has a consistent look and feel across different web browsers."

A humorous or derogatory term used in software development to describe attempts to resolve technical problems or issues through superstitious or irrational means, such as chanting, sacrificing, or making symbolic gestures, usually as a last resort when all other solutions fail.

"After hours of debugging, he resorted to waving a dead chicken in front of the monitor in a desperate attempt to fix the issue."

The process of executing a program with the intent of finding errors.

"Testing is a crucial part of software development that helps improve the quality and reliability of the final product."

The simplest program that can be written in a programming language, typically printing the phrase 'Hello, World!' to the console.

"Writing a 'hello world' program is often the first step in learning a new programming language."