Across
- 4. A way to give information to a computer.
- 5. Non-physical component of a computer system, often interpreting hardware inputs or instructing hardware how to function.
- 7. A list of step-by-step instructions. All programs are based on this.
- 10. A non-decimal number for the computer to interpret.
- 11. Computer ___________: a group of computers that are communicating.
- 12. The field of computer science involved with protecting data and access to data.
- 15. A list of characters for the computer to interpret. Must be in quotes.
- 16. A simple programming language represented in zeroes and ones.
Down
- 1. Any tangible, physical component of a computer system.
- 2. A function that displays characters for the user to see.
- 3. The programming language we code with.
- 6. A way to get information out of a computer.
- 8. A collection of pre-written code that programmers can reuse.
- 9. In computer science, a (often) large piece of hardware designed to store, manage, and deliver data.
- 12. An instruction for the computer in a program.
- 13. The basic way to start a "conditional statement".
- 14. An equation you can use to do "quick math" or calculations in a spreadsheet. Often starts with "=".
- 16. An error in a program that prevents the program from running as expected.