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Basic Computer Tech

TermDefinition
Network More than one computer connected together. Typically networks connect many computers for the purpose of sharing files, devices like printers and software programs.
Algorithm A set of steps to accomplish a task. Typically this refers to preparing to write a computer program to do something.
Database A repository of information. It typically includes disk space on a computer’s memory system. .
Binary System The system of 0’s and 1’s that allow data to be stored and processed. Each individual 1 or 0 represents a circuit that is either on (1) or off (0). Using this system data is arranged into “bytes” of 8 bits each. (128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1)
Analog Data Data that is continuous and infinitely measurable.
Digital Availability Is the idea of making the digital world accessible to everyone.
The Cloud A network of computers that are all over the world that can store data and make it accessible from anywhere with an internet connection.
Data Privacy The idea of keeping sensitive important data secure.
Security Keeping data from the wrong people who want to do bad things with it like steal or disrupt routines or cause harm.
The Internet A network of computer networks. All the networks in the world that have some type of connection to the wider Internet make up what we call the Internet.
Data Types Programming languages like to store variables into particular types of data, such as whole numbers, decimal numbers and text.
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