Across
- 1. a function or subroutine in programming that executes specific code in response to a particular "event,"
- 4. the specific, measurable standards or benchmarks used to determine if a project, task, or goal has been achieved successfully
- 6. software program designed to run on smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and other portable devices
- 8. an internationalization and localization (i18n and l10n) system commonly used for writing multilingual programs on Unix-like computer operating syste
- 9. a paradigm where program flow is dictated by external "events," like user clicks or sensor inputs, rather than a fixed sequence, using event loops and handlers to react asynchronously, creating responsive applications for GUIs and servers
Down
- 2. the process of simplifying complex realities by focusing on essential features and ignoring unnecessary details, creating a general concept or model that represents underlying principles
- 3. to break down or decay
- 5. the process of writing instructions (code) in a programming language (like Python or JavaScript) that tells a computer or electronic device what to do, essentially creating software, apps, websites, or automating tasks, by breaking down complex problems into clear, logical steps for the machine to execute
- 7. the data, commands, or content a person provides to a computer, application, or AI system to control it or provide information, using devices like keyboards, mice, touchscreens, or voice, essentially anything that goes into a system to trigger an action or response