Unit one Flashcards

1
Q

Base of Binary system
Base of denary
Base of Hex

A

2
10
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2
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Uses of Hexadecimal

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Error codes- Makes them shorter
IP Addresses- easier to memorize and read by humans
HTML codes- represents all colors on the screen

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3
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Binary shift to the right?

A

divide by 2

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4
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binary shift to the left

A

multiply by 2

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5
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Negative binary numbers and how to get them?

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Two’s complement
- go from the right
-first 1 you see leave it
-after that switch 0s to 1s and 1s to 0s

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6
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What are ASCII characters?

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Set of characters (0 to 127 in denary) that represent characters on the keyboard.
- 7 bit codes

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7
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A in ASCII

A

65

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8
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a in ASCII

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97

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9
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0 in ASCII

A

48

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10
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Sampling Resolution definition

A

Number of bits used to represent sound amplitude (bit depth)

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11
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Sampling rate definition

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Amount of samples collected in one second

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12
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File size of an audio=

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Sample resol. x sample rate x length of audio

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13
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Bitmap images definition

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an image made up of pixels

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14
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pixels definition

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a dot or square on the screen that make up images

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15
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Color depth

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how many bits is assigned to each pixel, it determines how many colors can be displayed in the picture.

2 to the power of n

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16
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Image resolution/ screen resolution/ dimension

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horizontal pixels x vertical pixels

17
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bit

A

basic unit of computing memory

18
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Bit to Byte

19
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order of the memory sizes

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KiB (kibibytes)
MiB (Mebibytes)
GiB (Gibibytes)
TiB (Tebibytes)

20
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To go from a smaller memory size to a bigger memory size

21
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To go from a bigger memory size to a smaller memory size

22
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Why compress?

A
  • Save storage
  • Reduce time takes to stream (music/ video files)
  • reduce time taken to upload
23
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Lossless compression definition

A

You dont lose anything in the process of compression

24
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Lossy compression definition

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You lose some data in the process of compression

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Examples of Lossy Compression
Sound- MP3 (MPEG-3) - reduces sample resol. and sample rate, takes away some quality Video- MP4 (MPEG-4) - reduces color depth, sample resol. and sample rate. takes away quality Images- JEPG - reduces color depth and brightness, not rlly known to human eyes
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RLE
Run Length Encoding
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How is RLE used?
-reduces stringed or Identical data - 2 values: - First value: number of identical data items - Second value: Code of data item (ASCII code) Only useful in repeated bits