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Flashcards by Surinder Kaur, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Surinder Kaur
almost 8 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| What does www stand for? | World Wide Web |
| What does html stand for? | Hypertext Markup Language |
| How are web pages identified (name of address)? | URL |
| What is testing (computer programming)? | A type of computer testing which tests if they are fit for use. |
| What are the names of web browsers? | Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer |
| What is software piracy? | The unauthorised copying, distributing and selling of copyrighted software. This can be done by downloading, sharing, selling or installing multiple copies on device |
| What softwares which display web pages? | Web Browsers |
| What type of website provides weather information? | To inform |
| What is an end user? | User |
| Best file format to save photos in? | JPEG |
| Why are software developers protected by copyright? | So no one would take you idea or copy your app |
| Name the people who gain illegal access to websites? | Hackers |
| What are two types of graphics that computers can store | JPEG, PNG BINARY,GIF |
| The resolution of an image on a website should be | 72 |
| A format can be best described as? What does it mean? | Doc on a page |
| What commands are used to move text using the mouse? | CTRL+C or right click, paste |
| The file size is measured in KB. What does it stand for? | Kilobyte |
| What do antivirus programs do? | Is used to prevent, detect and remove malicious software. |
| What type of software would be best used to write a letter? | Microsoft Word |
| A design technique that shows how a website layed out: | Page Layout |
| The first stage of problem solving methodology is called: | Analysis |
| List four parts that make up a computer | 1. The motherboard 2. The central processing unit (CPU) 3. Random access memory (RAM) 4. A storage device 5. Input and output peripheral devices |
| Define ‘software’ and give up 2 examples | The ‘software’ is the programs of a computer. Two examples include: Microsoft Windows, Google Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer etc. |
| What does ROM stand for? | The ROM (Read-Only Memory) This means that read information is stored here, however other information cannot be stored here. |
| What does RAM stand for? | The RAM (Random Access Memory) is the memory used while processing is in progress. |
| Explain the aim of the number guessing game? | The aim of the game is to guess the correct number. Whether you guess wrong, you are able to start again or replay the game. |
| What is pseudocode? | Pseudocode is not real code but it helps programmers plan the actual code. The programming language is grouped together in ‘objects’ |
| What are the three parts of programming code and where the three parts in this code? | Variables: nouns - stores information Functions: verbs - what do you want the program to do Events: what do you want the user to do |
| Identify and explain the 3 control structures can be used in all programs. | 1. Sequence 2. Selection 3. Repetition |
| Draw flowchart of code (on google docs) |
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