CMP1 1.1 TestBank Word Scramble
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| Question | Answer |
| Why were magnetic tapes used to replace punch cards in second generation computers? | Increased reliability |
| To determine the level of the computer language, compare the language used to the: | abstractions the language contains from machine code of 0s and 1s. |
| What are advantages of the Visual Basic language? | Simple, general-purpose, object-oriented |
| How would a programming language composed of hexadecimal numbers that will only run on an IBM computer be classified? | Low level |
| Which statement best describes how World War II impacted computer development? | The need for accuracy of military calculations for the trajectory of artillery shells led government to develop a computer. |
| How does Visual Basic differ from BASIC? | Visual Basic is an object-oriented language and BASIC is not. |
| What did Ada Byron mean when she said that the Analytical Engine could never “originate anything”? | A machine could not think. |
| How would a programming language that allows programs to run on any operating system be classified? | High level |
| A computer program that stores the names of 5,000 customers for a business would most likely be written in what language? | SQL |
| What characteristic of electro-mechanical devices positively impacted their success? | Electricity use |
| The need to perform what tasks led to the development of the first mechanical devices? | Mathematical computations |
| When comparing third and fourth generation computers, which statement best summarizes the comparison? | The inventions of integrated circuits in third generation computers led to the development of microprocessors in the fourth generation computers. |
| The Stepped Reckoner was never mass-produced because: | it frequently jammed or malfunctioned, causing data reliability issues. |
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