Across
- 4. Represents a non-digital sound audio that can then be converted into binary code by taking samples for the computer to read and play the sound file.
- 6. Represents data using a combination of a number from 0-10 and a letter e.g. A,B,C,D,E. (1A).
- 9. A type of search algorithm that only works on a sorted list and halves the list each time by comparing the value to the middle value within the list.
- 10. List is split into half the size of the previous list until each item is in it's own single list and then they are brought together in ascending order.
Down
- 1. The name given to an image stored on a computer (it's file format).
- 2. Looks at neighbouring terms in list and performs multiple swaps through the list. (One pass is performed when it goes through the whole list once).
- 3. There are two types of this and it is used to reduce the amount of memory storage used up by files.
- 5. Contains a binary digit that is held within it to represent the colour of it.
- 7. The format of data that the computer can only read and write too (Base 2).
- 8. When a binary number is moved to the left or right a given number of places.