CSP Crossword Puzzle

5. a search algorithm that checks each value in a list in order until the desired value is found.
8. signals that interfere with data transmission in digital systems.
11. a character encoding format that has become common in representing text.
13. binary code which allowed the transmission of the Roman alphabet, 32 letters, over the telegraph.
15. used to represent binary code in 0’s and 1’s.
17. a process that increases a value drastically over time.
20. method of encoded communication that uses physical signals or dots and dashes to represent characters and words.
21. process of simplifying to remove extra information that is not necessarily required.
23. information that a device produces in response to an input.
24. refers to something that keeps going without stopping.
26. refers to values in computer science that are unique and separate from others.
29. a method for data encoding in which characters are represented using different numbers of bits.
30. refers to the 26-letter alphabet and the numbers from 0-9.
32. an operator block in scratch that allows you to put two entities together.
33. process of joining multiple data structures such as arrays, strings, and more.

1. a method for organizing and storing data.
2. a specific sequence of characters within a string.
3. space that contains all possible solutions to a problem.
4. a method of physical data representation (ex: vinyl record).
6. process of translating a sequence of characters into a different format that could be used for more efficient storage.
7. a data structure that is used to store data.
9. refers to a solution that might not be exactly right but close to the answer.
10. electronic technology that represents data by storing unique values, usually done using binary code.
12. a collection of statements to be reused later in the code.
14. information that can be stored to be moved or processed.
16. a value that is changed to obtain a specific value from a list.
18. the process of creating a relationship between values from different data sets.
19. international standard for encoding text that provides unique numbers for every character of any language.
22. data type that joins together multiple characters to represent text.
25. the smallest unit of data that computers can store
27. a specific format in which characters are each given their own binary code with an equal number of bits.
28. a search algorithm that works by dividing something into two parts (ex: binary search).
31. represented only by 0’s and 1’s.