Computer Science - Unit 2
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- Created on: 17-06-17 13:43
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U | I | S | D | S | B | C | A | B | S | T | R | A | C | T | D | A | T | A | N | W |
W | E | U | G | I | P | V | X | H | G | U | M | J | X | H | C | U | L | J | L | J |
G | C | H | J | I | R | U | V | U | D | V | Y | W | T | H | G | B | P | E | C | G |
L | O | G | X | W | O | D | Q | F | Q | I | G | F | G | C | U | P | E | V | I | V |
S | A | T | Q | X | B | L | W | R | U | J | J | G | F | Q | V | X | P | W | I | O |
C | Q | I | W | X | L | E | M | B | P | B | P | Q | W | M | P | V | X | K | O | J |
C | K | N | G | Y | E | K | V | L | S | C | C | T | G | T | Y | O | B | O | E | X |
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A | B | S | T | R | A | C | T | D | A | T | A | T | Y | P | E | S | Q | Y | Y | S |
S | S | A | P | T | B | O | F | E | N | U | M | E | R | A | T | I | O | N | K | L |
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H | N | E | I | L | T | S | M | K | S | I | M | U | L | A | T | I | O | N | E | I |
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Clues
- A logical description of how data is viewed and the operations that can be performed on it, e.g. stacks and queues (8, 4, 5)
- A variable that can be used anywhere in the program, including within any subroutine (6, 8)
- A variable that only exists and executes within a subroutine, they cannot be accessed outside the subroutine (5, 8)
- Breaking the problem down into the major tasks, then again into sub-tasks until each sub-task is simple enough to be written as a self-contained module (3, 4, 6)
- Removing details until the problem is represented in a way that is possible to be solved (7, 11)
- The details of how data is actually represented is hidden (8, 4)
- The process of designing a model of a real system in order to understand the system (10)
- The separation of ideas from reality, removes unnecessary detail, e.g. a flight simulator (11)
- Trying all possible solutions until the correct one is found, inefficient the larger the problem gets (11)
- When several processes are running, with each being given a slice of processor time, gives the appearance of the processes running simultaneously (10, 10)
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