Across
- 4. to start a program on a computer
- 5. source a program in which the code is distributed allowing programmers to alter and change the software
- 7. a measure of how easy or hard a program is to use
- 9. a person who writes or modifies software
- 10. user a person who uses a product or service on a computer
- 11. a computer failure which aborts an application or freezes an operating system
- 12. capable of being used without modification
- 15. using one program to act like another computer or device
- 17. a rule or law which limits or controls access to something
- 18. an incorrect action attributable to poor judgment, ignorance, or inattention
Down
- 1. the special key combination required to bring up Windows Security screen
- 2. source software in which the license stipulates that the user cannot see, edit, or manipulate the source code of a software program
- 3. something a computer program is supposed to do; often a reason to buy or upgrade software
- 6. very new, different, or extreme
- 8. (integrated development environment) an application consisting of a source code editor, compiler or interpreter, build tools, and a debugger
- 13. privately developed and owned technology
- 14. an error or glitch in a computer program caused by a programmer's mistake
- 16. to end a program or a process before its completion