Across
- 1. Terminates program execution
- 3. Stores numbers from 0-255
- 6. Only uses the numbers 0 & 1 to represent on or off
- 12. Goes to different line and does not keep track of what line it was called
- 13. Set of programming instructions
- 15. 1,000,000 bytes
- 17. Delays something for a certain number of milliseconds
- 18. Displays data to user through a terminal
- 21. Temporary value that can change and are used to hold numbers
- 23. Increments variable by one
- 25. Counts number of voltage pulses
- 26. Returns from subroutine
Down
- 2. Indicates the end of one 'for' command loop
- 3. Stores 0 or 1
- 4. Ends an if statement
- 5. Gives name to variable or number value and is permanent
- 7. Repeats loop for a certain number of times
- 8. 1000 bytes
- 9. Sends 5 volts to a single output
- 10. Sets or stores value in EEPROM
- 11. Sends 0 volts to a single output
- 12. Calls subroutine and keeps track of where it was called
- 14. Reads a value from an input with general precision
- 16. 1,000,000,000 bytes
- 19. Repeats a loop until certain condition is met
- 20. Delays something for a number of seconds
- 22. Command for if condition is met something will happen
- 24. Stores numbers from 0-65535 and can hold 2 bytes