AP Computer Science A - PBL Unit 2
Across
- 2. The fancy name of a + sign when working with a String
- 7. A conditional block that is evaluated only after failing a previous conditional statement
- 12. The fancy name for --
- 14. Includes int, Scanner, String, double, boolean, and Boolean
- 16. A java statement that evaluates to either true or false
- 18. The fancy name for ++
- 20. Conditional blocks that execute one after another regardless of result
- 21. This string method compares if the calling string is the same as the parameter string
- 23. This control structure executes until the condition fails
Down
- 1. The process followed to make variable names make sense
- 2. The style convention for variable and method names in Java
- 3. This string method with one parameter returns the part of the string from the specified index to the end of the calling string
- 4. This string method evaluates a String and a parameter String lexicographically
- 5. This control structure's control variable has scope beyond the control structure
- 6. This string method identifies the starting point of the parameter in the calling string
- 8. This string method with two parameters returns the part of the string from the specified index to the index one less than the second parameter.
- 9. The test of a control structure
- 10. This control structure executes based on a three part header
- 11. This property of String means it cannot be changed once assigned
- 12. Shows how boolean expressions can be equivalent
- 13. What we use to focus our PBL project
- 15. A block that only executes after failing the previous conditional statement
- 17. These include equals, substring, compareTo, and indexOf
- 19. This can be represented by combining the conditions with a && operator
- 22. This control structure's control variable does not have scope beyond the control structure