1. data representation Flashcards

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what is ASCII code

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standard character set used worldwide to represent characters in a computer system.it originally only represents english language

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2
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how many bits does ASCII code use?

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7 bits which represents 128 different characters.

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3
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why a computer represents
text and the use of character sets

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Text is converted to binary to be processed by a
computer

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4
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what is Unicode character set

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Unicode allows for a greater range of characters
and symbols than ASCII, including different
languages and emojis

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5
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how many bits does unicode use?

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16 bit combination

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6
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what waves is for real sound and computer sound

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real sound uses analogue waves and sigital sound is made by digital waves

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what are digital wabes

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a sequence of discrete signals desighned to give the ilusion of constantly changng siunt- a complex series of on and off instructions

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8
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what is sampling

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a sound to be
converted to binary, which is processed by a
computer

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9
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what is the sample rate

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the number of samples taken in per second

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10
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what is the sample resolution of an image

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The resolution of an image is the number of pixels in the width × the height of the image.

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what does the bit depth refer to?

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refers to how many bits are used to store the colours in each pixel of the image

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what is the relation between the accuracy of the recording and the sample rate and resolution

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The accuracy of the recording and the file size
increases as the sample rate and resolution
increase

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what is a image

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An image is a series of pixels that are converted
to binary, which is processed by a computer

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what is the resolution of an image

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  • The resolution is the number of pixels in the
    image
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15
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what is the colour depth of a image

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the number of buts used to represent each colour

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16
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what is the relationship between file size and uality with resolution

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The file size and quality of the image increases as
the resolution and colour depth increase

17
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what are the ways data can be measured

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  • bit ( 1 or 0)
    – nibble( 4 bits)
    – byte ( 8 bits)
    – kibibyte (KiB) ( 1024 bytes)
    all 1024 of previous measurement in bytes
    – mebibyte (MiB)
    – gibibyte (GiB)
    – tebibyte (TiB)
    – pebibyte (PiB)
    – exbibyte (EiB)
18
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how to calculate the file size of an image

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image file size= ( image width x image eight) x bit depth

19
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how to calculate the size of a sound file

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sound file size = sample rate × sample resolution × length of track

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21
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what is compression

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compression involves applying an algorithm to a file in order to reduce the size of the file

22
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what are advantages of compression

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– less bandwidth required
– less storage space required
– shorter transmission time

23
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what is lossless compression

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Lossless compression reduces the file size
without permanent loss of data, e.g. run length
encoding (RLE)

24
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what is lossly compression

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Lossy compression reduces the file size by
permanently removing data, e.g. reducing
resolution or colour depth, reducing sample rate
or resolution