1.1 number systems Flashcards

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1
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What are the uses of the hexadecimal system?

A

Error codes
Mac address
IP address
HTML colour codes

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Error code

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  • often shown as hexadecimal values.
  • hexadecimal numbers refer to the memory location of the error
  • usually automatically generated by the
    computer
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3
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What does the MAC address stand for?

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Media Access Control address

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What is a MAC address

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  • A unique number that identifies the device connected to the network
  • It does not change when u connect to the internet from different locations
  • part of the network interface card (NIC) inside your device
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5
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How many bits is MAC address made up of?

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48 bits in pair of 6

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NN-NN-NN-DD-DD-DD 0r NN:NN:NN:DD:DD:DD
1- What does the NN-NN-NN in a MAC address identify
2- What does the DD-DD-DD in a MAC address identify

A

1- The identity number of the manufacturer
2- The device’s serial number

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What do IP address stand for

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Internet protocol address

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What is IP address

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  • Each device connected to a network is given an address known as the Internet
    Protocol (IP) address
  • IP address changes as the location of the network you’re connected to changes

( represents the unique location on which you are connected to the internet, BASICALLY the location of your device on the internet)

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IPv4

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  • improved version of IPv6
  • 32-bit number
  • values are separated using decimal point
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IPv6

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  • 128-bit number
  • values are separated using colons
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What is the difference between an IPv4 and an IPv6

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32 vs 128 bit number. IPv6 uses a colon instead of a decimal point

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12
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What does HTML colour codes stand for

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Hyper text markup language colour codes

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13
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What is HTML

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  • It is a mark-up (NOT PROGRAMMING) language
  • used when writing and developing web pages
  • It uses tags<>
  • Often represents colours of text on screen
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