1.2.4 Units And Formats Of Data Flashcards

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1
Q

What does KB stand for?

A

Kilobyte

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2
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What does MB stand for?

A

Megabyte

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3
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What does GB stand for?

A

Gigabyte

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4
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What does TB stand for?

A

Terabyte

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5
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What does PB stand for?

A

Petabyte

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6
Q

Why was character sets created?

A

allowing alphanumeric characters we recognise to be typed into a computer and converted into useable binary equivalent.

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7
Q

How have character sets been designed?

A

Follow logical sequence

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8
Q

What does ASCII stand for?

A

American standard code for information interchange

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9
Q

Why was an extra zero added?

A

Create an 8-bit character set

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10
Q

What is Unicode?

A

World industry standard

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11
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Unlike ASCII, Unicode had 8-bit, 16-bit and 32-bit variants
True or false?

A

True

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12
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How many characters can Unicode-32 encode?

A

4 billion
Allowing for every current and future language

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