Unit 2: L3- Representation of text Flashcards

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Q

How are characters processed in a computer?

A

When a key is pressed it is converted into a binary no. so that is can be processed and appear on the screen of the computer

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2
Q

What is a code?

A

Where each no. represents a character which can be used to convert a text into binary

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3
Q

What is a character set?

A

A set of symbols that may be represented by a computer at a particular time

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4
Q

What are symbols known as?

A

Characters

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5
Q

What does ASCII stand for?

A

American standard code for information interchange

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6
Q

What is standard ASCII used for?

A

Mostly used for storing characters

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7
Q

How many bits does standard ASCII use?

A

7 bits

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8
Q

How many characters does standard ASCII use?

A

128 different characters

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9
Q

How many bits does extended ASCII use?

A

8 bits

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10
Q

How many characters does extended ASCII use?

A

256 characters

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11
Q

What is unicode?

A

An international character set

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12
Q

How many bits does unicode use?

A

16 bits

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13
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How many characters does unicode use?

A

2^16 characters

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