1 Information Representation Flashcards

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Binary

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Base 2 number system based on values of 0 and 1

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2
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Bit

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abbreviation for binary digit

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3
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One’s Complement

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Each binary digit is reversed to allow representation of positive and negative numbers

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Two’s Complement

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Each binary digit is reversed and a 1 is added to the right-most position to represent positive and negative numbers

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5
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Hexadecimal

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A base 16 number system

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6
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Memory Dump

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content of the computers memory is outputted on the screen

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7
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Binary Coded Decimal (BCD)

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a number system that uses 4 bits to represent each deanery digit

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8
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ASCII code

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coding system for all characters on a keyboard and control codes

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9
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Unicode

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coding system that represents all languages in the world, the first 128 characters are the same as ASCII)

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10
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Bit map Image

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system that uses pixels to make up an image

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11
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pixel

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smallest picture element that makes up an image

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12
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Colour depth

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number of bits used to represent the colors in a pixel

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13
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Bit depth

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number of bits used to represent the smallest unit in a sound or image file

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14
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Image resolution

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number of pixels that make up an image

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15
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Screen resolution

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number of horizontal and vertical pixels that make up a screen display

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16
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Sampling resolution

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number of bits used to represent sound amplitude

17
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Sampling rate

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number of sound samples taken per second

18
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Frame rate

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number of video frames that make up a video per second

19
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Lossless File Compression

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A file compression method where the original file could be restored after decompression.

20
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Lossy File Compression

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A file compression method where parts of the original file cannot be recovered during decompression.