VCE Software Development U4O1 Crossword: Efficient and effective solutions and user-centred design to Classes, objects and access modifiers (Modules 3–79)
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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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- 4. A function that calls other small functions, each doing one job, so the program is built in parts. Each box in a hierarchy chart can become one function. Word 2 of: def ____(): (4)
- 5. A decorator above a getter method. It lets outside code read a private attribute like a normal attribute, such as obj.name, with no brackets. With no setter, the attribute is read-only. (8)
- 7. Word 3 of the term in 6 Down: _______.append(___) (3)
- 8. Word 3 of the term in 2 Down: ____-centred ______ (6)
- 10. Word 1 of the term in 1 Down: _________ vs ________ (9)
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- 1. A ______ carries out a task without returning a value, while a ______ returns a value to the code that called it, so the result can be stored or used. Word 3 of: _________ vs ________ (8)
- 2. Designing a solution around the needs of its real users, by finding out what they need and involving them throughout development, using their feedback to revise the ______. Word 1 of: ____-centred ______ (4)
- 3. A public member has no leading underscore, so code inside or outside the class can access it, e.g. ______ in the class or pet.______ outside it. Word 2 of: self.____ (4)
- 6. Adds an object to the end of a list so many ______ are stored together. You can then loop over the list with a for loop to call each object's methods or find one by its attribute. Word 1 of: _______.append(___) (7)
- 9. ______() always returns a str, so convert it (e.g. with int) to store it as a number. Turn it back into text with str() or an f-string when you output it. Word 2 of: int(_____()) (5)
Answer Key
VCE Software Development U4O1 · Modules 3–79
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4MAIN — A function that calls other small functions, each doing one job, so the program is built in parts. Each box in a hierarchy chart can become one function. Word 2 of: def ____():
5PROPERTY — A decorator above a getter method. It lets outside code read a private attribute like a normal attribute, such as obj.name, with no brackets. With no setter, the attribute is read-only.
7OBJ — Word 3 of the term in 6 Down: _______.append(___)
8DESIGN — Word 3 of the term in 2 Down: ____-centred ______
10PROCEDURE — Word 1 of the term in 1 Down: _________ vs ________
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1FUNCTION — A ______ carries out a task without returning a value, while a ______ returns a value to the code that called it, so the result can be stored or used. Word 3 of: _________ vs ________
2USER — Designing a solution around the needs of its real users, by finding out what they need and involving them throughout development, using their feedback to revise the ______. Word 1 of: ____-centred ______
3NAME — A public member has no leading underscore, so code inside or outside the class can access it, e.g. ______ in the class or pet.______ outside it. Word 2 of: self.____
6OBJECTS — Adds an object to the end of a list so many ______ are stored together. You can then loop over the list with a for loop to call each object's methods or find one by its attribute. Word 1 of: _______.append(___)
9INPUT — ______() always returns a str, so convert it (e.g. with int) to store it as a number. Turn it back into text with str() or an f-string when you output it. Word 2 of: int(_____())