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Digital World
Question | Answer |
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How does a computer store text? | Each character is stored as a number. |
ASCII. | Translates numbers into text. (American Standard Code Information Interchange) |
True or False: ASCII only has English and some European characters. | True. |
Can be used to enter special characters instead of ASCII. | Unicode/UTF-8. |
DOC/DOCX. | Microsoft word document, can contain formatted text, images, backgrounds. |
Open Office Text Format. | Free software that is similar to Microsoft Office. |
PDF. | Portable Document Format, a file format that is great for printed documents, originally by Adobe, but now is an open format, not meant to be edited, virtual paper, used for books and magazines. |
HTML. | Hyper Text Markup Language, used to create webpages, plain text files, zip files are compressed folders, one file can store many. |
XML. | Plain text used to store structured data |
Operating System. | Communication between the hardware (physical machine) and software. |
Examples of operating systems for mobile devices. | Apple IOS 10, Google Android, MAC OS, Windows 7. |
Digital. | Numeric. |
MP3, Wav, and Flac. | Used to format music. |
Photos are made of _____________. | Pixels. (Tiny dots of color.) |
How is the quality of a photo determined? | How many pixels there are. |
Colors of pixels are stored as levels of __________, _______________, and ____________, ranging from ___________ to ______________ | Red, green, blue, 0, 255. |
Basic unit of storage. | Byte. |
White. | 255, 255, 255. |
Black. | 0, 0, 0. |
Grey. | All three colors equal. |
How many colors are possible? | 16.8 million. |
Bitmap Image. | An uncompressed file where each pixel is given three numbers for red, green, and blue. |
JPG/JPEG. | Most common file format for digital photos, compressed with a slight loss of quality . |
GIF. | Used for clip art and simple animations, limited to 256 colors. |
PNG. | Is not used for digital photos, no loss of quality, transparent colors. |
SVG. | Scalable Vector Graphic, image is not stored with pixels, file stores directions (circles, lines, colors) to make the shapes, actually a text file. |
How does a computer store audio? | Stores a numeric picture of the sound wave. |
How many bytes for one song? | 32 MB. |
MP3. | Audio file is compressed, some quality is lost, most popular format. |
FLAC. | Free Lossless Audio Codec, audio is compressed without any loss of quality. |
Streaming services that download the music while they play. | Spotify, Pandora, Apple Music. |
Around how much data can a hard drive store? | 100 GB-2 TB. |
Around how much data can a SD camera store? | 4-64 GB. |
Around how much can a Micro SD card store? | 16-64 GB. |
USB Drive. | Can easily add local storage to a computer or chrome book, removable storage. |
SSD. | Solid State Drive, works like a hard drive, much faster, smaller, and uses less energy. |
Cloud Storage. | Only available with internet connection, rented space on somebody else's hard drive, do not know where it is physically stored, more expensive, available from any advice with internet connection. |
Txt. | Plain text file, no formatting or margins. |
DOCX. | New word document format. |
MPEG. | Compressed video format. |
How many bits are in a byte? | Eight. |
File storage and software hosted on servers that are accessed through the web, examples include Microsoft One Drive and Dropbox. | The cloud. |
A cloud service with a monthly fee designed to compete with Google Docs. | Microsoft Office 365. |
A Google controlled, open source operating system. | Android. |
The Microsoft operating system that is used in this lab. | Windows 7. |
Magnetic storage, primary storage for the PC. | Hard drive. |
A programming language that runs inside the web browser that adds logic and functionality to webpages. | JavaScript |
The protocol used by web browsers and servers. | HTTP. |
The programs on your computer. | Software. |
Sits between hardware and software to manage the computer's resources. | Operating system. |
Used to create the content of a webpage. | HTML. |
All data is encrypted for security. | HTTPS. |
How much information can be stored on a DVD? | 4.7 GB. |
How many times larger is a terabyte compared to a megabyte? | 1,000,000. |
How much storage space is required for a typical digital photo? | 3 MB. |
Basic unit of storage, a number from 0 to 255, enough information to store a keyboard character. | Byte. |
1111. | 15. |
1101 0010. | 210. |
200. | 1100 1000. |
27. | 0001 1011. |
Undo. | Ctrl Z. |
Bold. | Ctrl B. |
Superscript. | Ctrl . |
Opens with Microsoft Word or Open Office. | Doc. |
New tab. | Ctrl t. |
Switch between browser tabs. | Ctrl tab. |
Close the current tab. | Ctrl w. |
Open new window. | Ctrl n. |
What language does Adobe Flash use? | Action Script. |
Syntax. | Grammar rules of a language. |
Syntax Error. | When the program breaks a rule. |
x=x+1. | Increases x by 1. |
RAM. | Random Access Memory, computers temporary working memory, erased when powered down. |