Across
- 1. passing an argument into a method
- 3. the accessibility of variables and methods
- 6. Where all of the actions of the method take place, contain legal Java instructions that implement the method.
- 7. when an object is passed to a method, its memory address location(its "reference") is used
- 9. A variable that is only valid in one method and cannot be accessed outside
- 10. speaks to where a variable can be accessed
- 11. A value being passed to a method when the method is called
- 12. carries information such as the returned type of the methods, the number and type of arguments required by the methods, and other classes or objects that are called methods.
Down
- 1. when a method is called, a copy of the value of each argument is passed to the method.
- 2. act as variables inside the method
- 4. breaking a problem down into increasingly smaller and smaller manageable parts(decomposition)
- 5. two methods with the same name but different arguments. Allows to create useful methods for programmers.
- 8. to "use" or invoke a method
