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Computing Unit 3 and 4

Arjun Rana English 28 cards

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  1. 1What base is Decimal ?Base 10
  2. 2What base is Binary ?base 2
  3. 3What base is Hexadecimal ?base 16
  4. 4Why is hexadecimal used ?It is used to simplify how binary is represented.
  5. 5Binary to Decimal Binary to hexadecimal decimal to hexadecimal1111 1111 = 255
    1111 1111 = FF
    255 = FF
  6. 6BitA bit is either 0 or 1
  7. 7ByteA byte is a group of 8 bits
  8. 8What does b represent ?It is a bit
  9. 9What does B represent ?It is a byte
  10. 10How does kilo-, mega-, giga- ,tera- correspond to qualities of bytes?kilo, 1 kB is 1,000 bytes
    mega, 1 MB is 1,000 kilobytes
    giga, 1 GB is 1,000 Megabytes
    tera, 1 TB is 1,000 Gigabytes.
  11. 11What is 00110001+ 00000011+ 01010101=010001001 = 137
  12. 12What is 'B' in 7 bit ASCII ?66
  13. 13What does ASCII stand for?American standard code for information interchange
  14. 14What was the original language for ASCII?American
  15. 15Why was Unicode created?It was created because you can speak in different languages and so you can use emojis. Also you can use accents.
  16. 16What is extended ASCII?8 bit ACII
  17. 17Pixel shot for?Picture element
  18. 18ASCII 7 bit uses a certain number of characters that can be encoded, what is this number?127
  19. 19What are the limitations of ACSII?It's only 7 bits.
    Many languages have more than 128 characters.
    You can only use American language.
  20. 20Why we use binary to represent data in computers?It can be either on or off
  21. 21Why does cache size affect the CPU performance?The larger the cache the more instructions can be accessed quicker.
  22. 22Four events that take place during the fetch-execute cycle?Fetch
    Decode
    Execute
    Store
  23. 23Two differences between ASCII and UNICODEACSII uses 7 bit
    UNICODE is 16/32 bits
  24. 24How many colours can be represented by a with a 2 bit colour depth.4 colours
  25. 25What is meant by sample resolution depth in regards to representing sound as binary?Number of bits per sample.
  26. 26Two differences between ROM and RAMRom is non-volatile and RAM is.
    ROM is typically smaller than RAM.
  27. 27Two examples of secondary storage?Optical drive
    Magnetic drive
  28. 28ROMRead only memory you can only read from it.

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Flashcards on Computing Unit 3 and 4, created by Arjun Rana on 07/03/2017.
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