Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Digital Data is represented by…

A

Text, #s, graphs, sounds and videos converted into digits

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2
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What type of data is used to reflect an infinite scale of values?

A

Analog Data

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3
Q

The conversion of information into digital data that can be manipulated by electronic devices is…

A

Digitization

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4
Q

0 or 1 used in digital representation of data

A

bit (binary digit)

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5
Q

Numeric data uses numbers for what kind of mathematical operations?

A

Arithmetic operations (ex: ssn, telephone #)

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6
Q

Binary systems consists of which two digits?

A

0 and 1

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7
Q

Collection of data on storage (ex: flash drive, cd) is referred to as a…

A

File

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8
Q

.mp3 is a form of what?

A

Format

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9
Q

What kind of data that is not used in calculatoins?

A

Character Data (name, eye color)

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10
Q

What is ASCII (Askee)?

A

American Standard Code for information interchange. It uses 7 bits for 1 character.

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11
Q

Unformatted text is called … (.txt)

A

ASKII text

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12
Q

Extended ASCII uses how many bits per character

A

8 bites / character (holds up to 256 characters)

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13
Q

Unicode uses how many bits / character?

A

16 bits / character. (up to 65,000 characters)

**used for multiple languages

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14
Q

What type of character data uses 7 bits (ASCII) but 16 bit as necessary (unicode).

A

UTF-8

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15
Q

What do these signify ( < > // )? What are they called?

A

Start / Stop

Delimiters

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16
Q

How many bits equal a Byte?

A

8 bits = 1 Byte

17
Q

The technology that recodes data is…

A

Data Compression (.zip)

18
Q

What are two parts of reconstituting files?

A

Extracting and Unzipping

19
Q

Which type of data compression keeps the information the same?

A

Lossless Data Compression

20
Q

Lossy Data Compression means…

A

That the files will not be exactly the same.

21
Q

Give 3 examples of domain names

A

.com .net .org

22
Q

Music, speech and sounds represented in binary format to be used in digital devices (typically through a mic) is…

A

Digital Audio

23
Q

Each cell of dots or rectangles that represents a picture element which holds color

A

Pixel

24
Q

What are the 3 essential languages?

A

HTML, CSS and JS

25
Q

What does HTML stand for?

A

Hyper Text Markup Language

26
Q

What does CSS stand for?

A

Cascading Style Sheets

27
Q

What does JS stand for?

A

Java Script