Across
- 3. a structure for organizing, processing, retrieving, and storing data
- 4. Each element in the 1D array contains the *BLANK* to the instantiated object.
- 7. where the same object or method has more than one form
- 8. an error that occurs when a loop repeats one time too many or one time too few
- 9. to access elements in a data structure one by one
- 10. A while loop is a type of *BLANK BLANK*.
- 12. The *BLANK* of a while loop results in a boolean value and determines whether or not to execute the block of code.
- 14. A 1D array is a data structure that holds multiple values of the *BLANK*
- 17. a data structure that holds multiple values of the same data type
- 18. to decrease a value by one
- 19. When a 1D array is declared and initialized to contain objects using the new keyword, each object is *BLANK* set to null.
- 20. an integer value that indicates the position of a value in a data structure
- 22. Inheritance creates an *BLANK* relationship between the superclass and its subclasses.
- 24. a file that contains letters, numbers, and/or symbols but has no special formatting
- 25. a condition that must always be true just before the execution of a code segment
- 26. A for loop consists of *BLANK* parts
- 27. We can use a *BLANK BLANK* to refer to an object of a superclass or subclass type.
- 28. a single value or object in a data structure
- 29. defining a method in a subclass with the same method signature as a method inherited from a superclass.
- 30. a loop inside of another loop
Down
- 1. a comma-separated list of values or objects given inside curly braces
- 2. The size and data type of a 1D array is established at the *BLANK BLANK BLANK*
- 5. An *BLANK* occurs when attempting to access an index that is negative, greater than, or equal to the length of the 1D array
- 6. a condition that must always be true just after the execution of a code segment
- 11. a variable that is changed by a constant value and determines the end of a loop
- 13. An enhanced for loop is a loop for *BLANK* a 1D array from the first element to the last.
- 15. In Java, we use *BLANK* to access and assign values at a specific position in 1D array.
- 16. to increase a value by one
- 21. The default value for a String is *BLANK* because a String is an object
- 23. The *BLANK* of a 1D array is how many elements it can store
