Data Representation Flashcards

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Q: What is the term for a single point in an image?

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A: A pixel

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Resolution is the number of what per inch?

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pixels

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What is the name for the method of compression where images are represented as groups of pixels (e.g. 3 red, 5 blue, 6 orange) rather than individual pixels (red,red,red,blue,blue,blue,blue,blue,orange,orange…)?

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Lossless compression

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4
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Name an example of a file format that uses lossless compression

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Png

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Name an example of a file format that uses lossy compression

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Jpg

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What base is a hexadecimal number system?

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16

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How are alphanumeric symbols represented in binary?

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They are transferred into a unique binary 7 digit number in the ASCII table where each symbol has a unique digit.

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What does ASCII stand for?

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American Standard Code for Information Interchange

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9
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How are colours represented?

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Colours are usually shown in GUIs as a hexadecimal number 6 digits long representing the RGB ratio.

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10
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Why is analogue sound better than digital?

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Analogue sound is represented as free flowing waves rather than being limited to the sample rate of digital, Digital sound is therefore a more limited version as the sound patterns’ frequency cannot exceed the sample rate of the speaker.

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11
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What is the Base system of binary?

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Base 2

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12
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Which numbers are used in binary?

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0 and 1

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13
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Binary is a base what system?

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2

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14
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Which 2 numbers are used in Binary?

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1 and 0

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What is Binary?

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A numerical system in which there are only 2 values for each digit 1 and 0.

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Why can computers only operate using binary data?

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Computers cannot easily read data from switches so they operate on whether a switch is in an on or off state and function differently depending on each.

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17
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What is 4 bits?

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A nibble

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What would happen if you added 2 8 bit numbers with a combined value of over 255?

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The sum results in an overflow error causing the additional 256, which would require an additional bit to be stored, to be lost.

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What base is hexadecimal?

20
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How are we able to write the values 10 - 15?

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As the letters A - F.

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Why is it useful to use hexadecimal numbers?

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When storing large binary digits as 4 binary numbers are able to be converted into a single hexadecimal digit i.e. 1011 = B. This makes it far easier for developers and designers to read long strings of binary data.

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When is hexadecimal representation of data used?

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When storing data on colours i.e. the common method is a 6 digit hexadecimal number representing the RGB values of a colour.

23
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What base is a hexadecimal number system?

24
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What base is a octal number system?

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How are alphanumeric symbols represented in binary?
They are transferred into a unique binary 7 digit number in the ASCII table where each symbol has a unique digit.
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What does ASCII stand for?
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
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How are colours represented?
Colours are usually shown in GUIs as a hexadecimal number 6 digits long representing the RGB ratio.
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What is the Base system of binary?
Base 2
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Which numbers are used in binary?
0 and 1
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Binary is a base what system?
2
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Which 2 numbers are used in Binary?
1 and 0
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What is Binary?
A numerical system in which there are only 2 values for each digit 1 and 0.
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Why can computers only operate using binary data?
Computers cannot easily read data from switches so they operate on whether a switch is in an on or off state and function differently depending on each.
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What is 4 bits?
A nibble
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What would happen if you added 2 8 bit numbers with a combined value of over 255?
The sum results in an overflow error causing the additional 256, which would require an additional bit to be stored, to be lost.
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What base is hexadecimal?
16
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How are we able to write the values 10 - 15 in hexadecimal?
As the letters A - F.
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Why is it useful to use hexadecimal numbers?
When storing large binary digits as 4 binary numbers are able to be converted into a single hexadecimal digit i.e. 1011 = B. This makes it far easier for developers and designers to read long strings of binary data.
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When is hexadecimal representation of data used?
When storing data on colours i.e. the common method is a 6 digit hexadecimal number representing the RGB values of a colour.
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What is the term for a single point in an image?
a pixel
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Resolution is the number of what per inch?
pixels
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What is the name for the method of compression where images are represented as groups of pixels (e.g. 3 red, 5 blue, 6 orange) rather than individual pixels (red,red,red,blue,blue,blue,blue,blue,orange,orange...)?
Lossless compression
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Name an example of a file format that uses lossless compression
Png
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Name an example of a file format that uses lossy compression
Jpg