Across
- 2. A device that requests services from a server
- 3. A temporary IP address that can change, assigned by a DHCP server
- 6. An action that causes something to happen in a program
- 7. Internet protocol address that is 128 bits long
- 8. Internet protocol address that is 32 binary digits long
- 12. A seven-layer architecture for communication systems
- 13. Text-based language that provides deep understanding of programming techniques
- 15. A computer in a network that provides services like websites or emails
- 16. The high-capacity network that carries internet traffic across the world
- 17. System that translates easy-to-remember domain names into IP addresses
- 21. Uses radio waves for transporting data without physical cables
- 24. Fast, easy-to-learn and beginner-friendly text-based programming language
- 25. An error in a program that prevents it from running as expected
- 27. A list of steps to finish a task
- 30. Protocol for dynamically assigning IP addresses to network devices
Down
- 1. The most common form of cable used for wired networking
- 4. A set of rules that defines how two entities communicate across a network
- 5. A unique identifier assigned to internet-connected devices
- 9. Small units of data into which messages are split for transmission across a network
- 10. Text-based programming language for basic coding skills just like a programmer
- 11. Device that guides data to its correct destination, preventing traffic jams
- 14. A permanent address for a device, usually set up manually
- 18. Free programming language from MIT that uses block-based technology
- 19. Free programming language developed by Google which uses visual blocks
- 20. Finding and fixing errors in programs that prevent them from running correctly
- 22. Requires a physical medium for transporting information between nodes
- 23. Programming language often used for creating modifications in Minecraft
- 26. Programming language developed by Microsoft for creating 3D games
- 28. The action of doing something over and over again in programming
- 29. A cyber security threat that tricks victims into sharing sensitive data
