Lesson 1 - Programming and Logic

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Across
  1. 4. uses binary coding and is the ONLY language that computers can understand
  2. 6. a more human like language that uses symbols and recognizable codes; a computer must translate this language to execute the task
  3. 8. a series of eight bits that represent the basic unit of data, for example 00101100
  4. 9. an example of high-level language
  5. 10. an example of high-level language
  6. 12. a person that writes computer programs
  7. 13. the process of writing a computer program
  8. 14. a combination of key words and syntax for how to organize instructions specific to computer instruction
  9. 15. when a computer carries out a command
Down
  1. 1. a set of rules for writing
  2. 2. uses zeroes (off) and ones (on) in a sequence to represent data
  3. 3. often contains English words, phrases and symbols; easiest to read and modify; a computer must translate this language before the task can be executed
  4. 5. an electrical switch that is either off (0) or on (1)
  5. 7. represents the state of one switch, which is the smallest unit
  6. 10. coded instructions for an automatic computer task
  7. 11. a machine that cannot perform a task on its own
  8. 16. an example of high-level language