November exam 2024 Flashcards

1
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What are the types are variable?

A

String - Modern one word
boolean- true or false
character - symbol or single alphabet
Real- numbers with decimal
integer- numbers

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2
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What do I say when I assign each variable?

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String name = “John”;
boolean isMarried = true;
char letter =’k’;
double = 35
int

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3
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What does IPO stand for and why do we use it?

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Input processing output can help us plan our computer programs.

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4
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What is an input?

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values needed from the user.

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5
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What is an output?

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The results that will be displayed.

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6
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What does a flowchart diagram help us do?

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A flowchart makes it easy to see exactly what must happen in a program, and in what sequence.

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7
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How do I convert a decimal in binary?

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Divide the decimal number by 2 and write down the integer result (ignore the remainder).
Repeat step 1 with the integer result until you get 0.
Write down the remainders (in reverse order) of each division as 0 or 1 to get the binary equivalent.

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8
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How do I convert binary number into decimal?

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Step 1: Multiply each digit starting from the rightmost digit by the powers of 2. …
Step 2: The sum of all these values obtained for each digit gives the equivalent value of the given binary number in the decimal system.

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9
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How do I convert hexadecimal number to decimal?

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first start multiplying the hex numbers by 16. Then, you raise it to a power of 0 and increase that power each time by 1 according to the hexadecimal equivalent system.

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10
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What is a online identity?

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You’re identity online. Everything we do online creates our online identity. Including the game you play.

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11
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What do people do to ‘be their selves’ online?

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They create a second account that only a few people can join.

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12
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What is your digital footprint?

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The traceable activities you did online.

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13
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What are three things we should do when posting online?

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Think twice before you post.
Use social media privacy settings.
delete your image and whoever you sent it t, to delete it.

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14
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What should you not do online?

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Overshare
Post when you are emotional
Be overly negative
Only think of yourself

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15
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What should you do to keep your social media safe?

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Stay up to date with the latest privacy settings.

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16
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What are some general tips to keep yourself safe on social media?

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  1. make sure the account is private.
  2. set who can tag photos of yourself.
  3. Specify who can send you messages or communicate with you.
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17
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What is copyright?

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Copyright is the law that gives you the right to have control over what you create.

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18
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What does the copyright law help with?

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Protects anything that people create that can be copied or sold.

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19
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Can facts be copyrighted?

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No they cannot .

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20
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What are somethings copyright applies to?

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Written content
software
music or sound recordings
video recordings
a wide variety of art forms

21
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What is public domain?

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Creative works that are no longer under copyright is public domain. that means anyone can use them as they please without getting into legal trouble.

22
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What are the two reasons that creative work may be in the public domain?

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Authors knowingly gave up their copyright.
The copyright duration has expired.

23
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Does copyright last forever?

24
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Why do many artists voluntarily give up their copyright?

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They can become well known more quickly.

25
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What do they assign it via?

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Creative Commons Zero licence or Educational institutions.

26
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How long do copyright durations last in America and South Africa?

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70 years after their death in America and 50 years in South Africa.

27
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What is fair use?

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The right to use copyrighted material without the permission in some situations.

28
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What is the name of South Africas fair use?

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Fair Dealings

29
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What is Plagiarism?

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Using someones work a your own or even using someones idea without giving them credit.

30
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What forms can plagiarism take place?

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Text, music, pictures, films, art and speeches.

31
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What are the consequences of plagiarism?

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in school it can be a warning to giving a zero. In university it can be from a warning to expulsion.

32
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What is The Protection from harassment act?

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A law that is designed to help people protect themselves against harassment.

33
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What do you need to prove that you are being harassed?

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You need to prove that someone is following, watching, bothering or communicating with you in an ongoing fashion.

34
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What should do if you don’t know if someone is harassing you?

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Still apply for a protection order at your local court.

35
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What should you do I someone is harassing you?

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apply for a protection order at your local court.

36
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What happens after you apply for protection from harassment?

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The court will grant a interim protection order while matter are still being investigated.

37
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What does the harassment protection order do?

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forbids the offending person from contacting or physically approaching you.

38
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What is the POPI act?

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Protection of Personal Information is a law which aims to protect the privacy of information.

39
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What happens if the requirements of the POPI act are not met?

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They can get a fine of up R10000000 and the guilty person can serve a term in prison.

40
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What should you do if you think your personal information has been leaked?

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You should report this to the regulator.

41
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What is the RICA act?

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A law that aims to control the monitoring of peoples communications.

42
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What does the RICA act forbid you to do?

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Forbids anyone from selling communications equipments.

43
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What is the Cybercrimes Bill?

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A law which tries to define what cybercrime and cyberterrorism are, and how these crimes can be fought, punished and ultimately prevented.

44
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What are some examples of cybercrime in the bill?

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Unauthorised access to data or hardware.
Unauthorised interception of communications.
3 cyber fraud.

45
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What penalties are laid down in the cybercrimes bill?

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A person can spend up to 15 years or the person may have to pay fine.

46
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How do you create a secure password?

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At least 12 characters long but 14 or more is better. A combination of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. Not a word that can be found in a dictionary or the name of a person, character, product, or organization.

47
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What is Variable?

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Variable are used to store values.