Across
- 2. A data type used for text, often enclosed in quotes.
- 5. MEMORY: Long-term storage like hard drives or flash drives that keeps data even when the power is off.
- 6. A note in the code starting with # that is ignored by the computer but helpful for humans.
- 8. A named container used to store data values that can change.
- 9. SEQUENCES: Special characters starting with a backslash (like \n for a new line) used within
- 11. The keyword used to bring in external modules or libraries (like simplegui or math).
- 12. A built-in function that returns the largest item in a list or set of arguments.
- 13. Data produced by a computer, such as text on a screen or sounds.
- 14. The function used to display information on the screen.
- 16. A program that translates high-level code into machine language all at once (or handles the translation process).
- 17. The "brain" of the computer that executes program instructions (Central Processing Unit).
Down
- 1. The physical parts of a computer system, like the monitor, keyboard, and chips.
- 3. The collection of programs and data that tell the hardware how to work.
- 4. To create a graphical representation of data points (often used in data science modules).
- 7. A built-in function that finds the smallest value in a collection.
- 10. The set of rules that defines how a Python program must be written to be understood by the computer.
- 11. A data type for whole numbers (integers).
- 12. MEMORY: Fast, temporary storage (RAM) used by the CPU to hold data for programs currently running.
- 14. A set of instructions that tells a computer exactly what to do.
- 15. Data sent to a computer for processing, often from a keyboard or mouse.