Across
- 4. Program statements that repeat a set of commands as long as a boolean condition is true
- 6. Program statements that repeat a set of program statements a fixed number of times
- 8. A type of variable that can be used anywhere in a program
- 10. An ordered collection of elements
- 13. A way to manage complexity in programs by giving a collection of data a name without referencing specific details
- 16. A named reference to a value that can be used repeatedly throughout a program
- 18. Add elements to the end of a list
Down
- 1. Joining together two or more strings to make a new string
- 2. Abstractions of more complex objects or phenomena for a specific purpose
- 3. A type of variable that can only be used within the function in which it was created
- 5. An individual value in a list that is assigned a unique index
- 7. A type of operator that uses a boolean. Examples are AND, OR, and NOT
- 9. A data type that is either true or false
- 11. The process of accessing each item in a list one at a time
- 12. A sequence of instructions that continually repeats until a condition is met
- 14. A part of an existing string
- 15. A repetitive portion of an algorithm which repeats a specified number of times or until a given condition is met
- 17. A common method for referencing the elements in a list or string using numbers