A (1 word) is a device that converts a real-world property (like temperature, humidity) into data that a computer can process.

A (1 word) is a series of on-demand digital audio files that usually focuses on a topic or theme.

A (2 words) method or field belongs to the object, and is called with the object name. Each object has its own copies of these methods or fields.

(2 words) is a low-level language that consists of 1's and 0's.

(1 word) storage is a type of permanent storage that stores all programs and data on the local computer.

The (2 words) refers to the steps for a program instruction to be executed by a CPU. It consists of FETCH, DECODE, EXECUTE, and STORE.

The (1 word) address is a unique hardware identification number that is hardcoded into the hardware when it is manufactured.

When an object has been instantiated, but not yet been assigned a value, its initial value is (1 word).