Across
- 2. Doing something over and over.
- 4. Pretend version of something real.
- 6. Fix problems in a program.
- 9. Moving through a program one command at a time.
- 11. Place to store information in a program.
- 13. Carry out a command.
- 16. Moving pictures or sprites in a program.
- 17. Do the same thing again.
- 18. Make a program start.
- 19. Information stored in a computer.
- 22. Tiny square that makes up pictures on a screen.
- 23. Pressing a button with a mouse.
- 24. Breaking a big problem into smaller parts.
- 26. Arrow or pointer on the computer screen.
- 28. Event where a key is pressed on the keyboard.
- 30. Rules for writing code.
- 32. Information that comes out of a computer, like sound or pictures.
- 33. Piece of code that can be moved and connected.
- 35. Set of instructions for a computer.
- 36. "If" statements that make decisions in a program.
- 37. Something that repeats.
- 38. Loop inside another loop.
- 39. Mistake in a program that makes it not work.
- 40. Information that goes into a computer, like clicking or typing.
- 41. Way something moves, like left or right.
- 42. Pattern of squares used to plan movement.
Down
- 1. Specific instruction given to the computer.
- 3. Set of numbers that shows a location.
- 4. Character or object in a program.
- 5. Finding and fixing mistakes in a program.
- 7. Moving something on the screen with the mouse.
- 8. Words used in a program.
- 10. Two things happening at the same time.
- 12. Group of commands that work together.
- 14. Rule that tells the computer when to do something.
- 15. Something that helps find and fix problems.
- 20. Thinking about the steps to solve a problem.
- 21. Putting commands in the right order.
- 23. Instructions that a computer can understand.
- 25. Something that happens to make the program do an action.
- 27. Releasing the mouse to place an item.
- 29. Place where code is written and changed.
- 31. Set of steps to solve a problem or complete a task.
- 34. True or false value in programming.
- 35. Person who writes code.
