Creado por Tom Mitchell
hace más de 10 años
|
||
Pregunta | Respuesta |
Describe a basic computer system. | |
What is the role of the CPU? | To fetch, decode and execute commands. |
What is the base number of binary logic? | 8 |
What is 0001 1101 in denary? | 29 |
What is the base number in hexadecimal? | 16 |
What is 5C in denary? | 92 |
What does ASCII stand for? | American Standard Code for Information Interchange. |
What uses ASCII? | PCs |
What is the base number of ASCII? | 7 |
How does ASCII represent text in a computer system? | Each character is given a code that is stored in binary. 1 byte = 1 character Characters coded include letters, digits, punctuation and control characters such as tab and enter. |
What is the difference between ASCII and Unicode? | ASCII uses either 7 or 8 bits to store code; this means it can store a maximum of 256 characters. Unicode uses 16 bits to store characters and so can store many more characters (65,536). |
What is an Input Device? | A device that can be used to insert data into a computer system. |
What is an Output Device? | A device connected to a computer that takes information from the computer and gives it out as an analogue signal - as an image, sound, etc. |
What is RAM? | Random Access Memory that temporarily stores data. This form of storage is volatile that means when the power is switched off, the data is not saved. |
What is ROM? | Read Only Memory. This is memory that cannot be changed is is non-volatile. It contains the boot-up code that is needed for when the computer restarts. |
¿Quieres crear tus propias Fichas gratiscon GoConqr? Más información.