Across
- 6. Supporting network connectivity for communication between devices and remote systems. Manages network configurations, protocols, and network device interactions.
- 7. An overview of imperative languages, functional languages, object-oriented languages, and domain-specific languages, highlighting their characteristics and typical applications.
- 8. A combination of development and IT operations, emphasizing automation and collaboration in software development.
- 11. Software designed to run on specialized hardware, like in consumer electronics or automotive control systems.
Down
- 1. Used to create secure encryption and decryption methods, safeguarding data and communication.
- 2. The quality of algorithms having a finite number of well-defined steps, ensuring that the algorithm will eventually terminate or complete its execution and provide a result.
- 3. Well-defined, step-by-step procedure or set of instructions designed to solve a specific problem, perform a particular task, or achieve a desired outcome.
- 4. The property of algorithms where every step is defined with absolute clarity and without ambiguity. Precision ensures there is no confusion about what the algorithm is supposed to do and how it should do it, preventing incorrect results or unexpected behavior.
- 5. The property of an algorithm that, given the same input under the same conditions, produces the exact same output every time it's executed. This property is essential for reliability and predictability
- 9. A software distribution model where applications are hosted in the cloud and provided on a subscription basis.
- 10. Practices and tools used to protect software and data from unauthorized access, attacks, and vulnerabilities