VCE Applied Computing U1O2 Crossword: Naming conventions and internal documentation to Legal requirements and emerging trends (Modules 89–124)
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Read each clue and write the matching term in the grid. Numbers in brackets show the letters in each word.
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Across
- 2. Run the next line only, then pause again. Check the variable watch panel after each ______ to see which line first gives a wrong value. Word 2 of: ____ ____ (4)
- 3. Word 1 of the term in 2 Across: ____ ____ (4)
- 4. A comment beside a variable, list, record or class that says what it stores and how it is used, so other programmers can understand the data and code structures. Word 1 of: ______ = [] # marks for ____ student (6)
- 6. Programming languages keep changing. New features and languages aim to make software easier, safer or faster to build, such as readable syntax, type hints and safer languages. Word 1 of: ________ trends (8)
- 8. Read AI-generated code, test it against the requirements and ______ it for errors, bias and copyright issues before you use it. Then acknowledge the AI tool you used. Word 1 of: _____ AI code (5)
- 9. A function that runs existence, type and range checks in order, then returns a valid ______ (or True/False) so you can reuse the same checks for every input. Word 4 of: def get_valid____(): (3)
Down
- 1. A triple-quoted string placed first in a function or class that describes its purpose, parameters and return value. It is internal documentation. (9)
- 5. A comment placed above code you reused that names the ______ (such as a URL), the author and the licence, so the original work is credited and your own lines are clear. (6)
- 6. Building software mostly by dragging and configuring ready-made blocks in a visual builder, with little hand-written code. It is faster to build but limits customisation. Word 1 of: ___-code development (3)
- 7. Word 4 of the term in 4 Across: ______ = [] # marks for ____ student (4)
Answer Key
VCE Applied Computing U1O2 · Modules 89–124
1D
2O
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3S
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2OVER — Run the next line only, then pause again. Check the variable watch panel after each ______ to see which line first gives a wrong value. Word 2 of: ____ ____
3STEP — Word 1 of the term in 2 Across: ____ ____
4SCORES — A comment beside a variable, list, record or class that says what it stores and how it is used, so other programmers can understand the data and code structures. Word 1 of: ______ = [] # marks for ____ student
6LANGUAGE — Programming languages keep changing. New features and languages aim to make software easier, safer or faster to build, such as readable syntax, type hints and safer languages. Word 1 of: ________ trends
8CHECK — Read AI-generated code, test it against the requirements and ______ it for errors, bias and copyright issues before you use it. Then acknowledge the AI tool you used. Word 1 of: _____ AI code
9AGE — A function that runs existence, type and range checks in order, then returns a valid ______ (or True/False) so you can reuse the same checks for every input. Word 4 of: def get_valid____():
Down
1DOCSTRING — A triple-quoted string placed first in a function or class that describes its purpose, parameters and return value. It is internal documentation.
5SOURCE — A comment placed above code you reused that names the ______ (such as a URL), the author and the licence, so the original work is credited and your own lines are clear.
6LOW — Building software mostly by dragging and configuring ready-made blocks in a visual builder, with little hand-written code. It is faster to build but limits customisation. Word 1 of: ___-code development
7EACH — Word 4 of the term in 4 Across: ______ = [] # marks for ____ student