Across: |
| 1. | A program that makes the computer do a useful task such as an accounting system, word processor, graphics processor, games, etc. |
| 3. | A collection of related data stored so that a computer program can easily access parts to use. |
| 4. | A section of programming code that can be called or branched to from another program or from another section in one program. |
| 7. | _____________ Address - A completely spelled out, or, FULLY QUALIFIED location of a file or other resource on a computer or network. |
| 9. | The process of fixing or eliminating errors in programs. |
| 11. | A complete set of data such as a listing for employees of a company that consists of name, social security number, pay rate, date of birth, etc |
| 12. | An object such as text or a graphic that is capable of moving the focus of a web browser to another area on a web page or another webpage or some other object on the Internet by giving the browser a new URL address to branch to. |
| 14. | _______________ Address - A shorter path to a file or resource on a computer or network. |
| 16. | A decision point in a program’s logic where the next steps executed depend on the result of a condition or logical operation such as <,>,=, ≠ or an event. |
| 17. | A small program, part of a program or even a function or specific command such as SQRT. |
| 19. | ________________ Code - The program instructions made with a programming language that a programmer can easily comprehend. |
| 24. | A numeric or alpha-numeric series of characters that will be input, stored or output exactly as it is. |
| 25. | The use of reserved words and phrases used to make lines of code. |
| 26. | The process of making a set of program instructions carry out specific tasks and/or manipulate data in a proper method to make correct and meaningful output. |
| 27. | ____________ Words - Each programming language has certain words or phrases that can only be used as commands or operators unless a specific condition is first observed. |
| 28. | A datum in memory whose contents can change as a result of a programs operation. |
| 29. | A collection of related data stored in memory. |