Across
- 4. the extent to which a product is correctly and precisely produces outputs
- 6. values, Maximum and minimum edge values possible for a given input
- 7. execution, code that is run if a condition is not met
- 10. functions, functions that the creators of the programming language have written to execute common sequences of code
- 12. the extent to which a solution meets users; needs in relation to additional needs, disabilities or language requirements
- 13. able to distinguish between upper case and lower case letters
- 14. visibility,
Down
- 1. file, a computer-readable file, such as an executable program, image, sound file
- 2. The extent to which a product is coherent and intelligible
- 3. conditional, a conditional statement that handles more than one possible conditional outcome
- 4. the extent to which a product is deemed visually pleasing
- 5. element, Any sub-element of a parent element in an XML file
- 8. specific inputs passed into a function that act as local, temporary variables
- 9. a logical data type; Boolean data can hold one of only two possible values, true or false
- 11. encoding, code that allows a computer program to interpret binary digits (0s and 1s) into meaningful units representing characters and numbers; For example, ASCII,UTF and Unicode are types of character encoding
