Across
- 3. – a student of BI 11.1.
- 5. – the algorithm always ends with a result.
- 7. – the algorithm should work with different sets of data.
- 8. – a logical expression that takes the values True or False.
- 9. – a variable that holds the current iteration number.
- 12. – a graphical representation of an algorithm with blocks and connections.
Down
- 1. – a simplified language for writing algorithms, similar to programming code.
- 2. – the algorithm must finish and provide a result within a finite number of steps.
- 4. – a strictly defined method for solving a problem, executed unambiguously for any given input data.
- 6. – a single execution of the loop body.
- 8. – an explanation for a step or process in the algorithm.
- 10. – the algorithm contains only commands available to the performer.
- 11. – a repetitive sequence of instructions.
- 13. – an element of the diagram used for transitioning between its parts.