Integrity Test
Power-On Self-Test
Correct Functioning Test
Reliability Test
B. Power-On Self-Test
Mechanical analog computers have existed for thousands of years
There are mechanical analog computers and electronic analog computers.
All electronic computers are digital computers
All of above are false
Maximum Area Network
Minimum Area Network
Main Area Network
Metropolitan Area Network
Analog Computers
Digital Computers
Hybrid Computers
None of above
Enhances the capabilities of the hardware machine
Increase the speed of central processing unit
Both of above
None of above
Algorithm
Input devices
Output devices
Portals
Downloading
uploading
FTP
JPEG
By the device used in memory & processor
By the speed of computer
By the model of the computer
By the accuracy of computer
Mechanical
Electrical
Electro Magnetic
Laser
Softcopy output
Hardcopy output
Permanent Output
All of above
scanner
camera
plotter
digitizer
Dots per inch
Dot per sq. inch
Dots printed per unit time
All of above
Hacker
spammer
instant messenger
programmer
Optical scanner
Mouse and digitizer
Light pen
All of the above
Megabyte
Gigabyte
Terabyte
None of these
Is variable
Has nothing to do with digit position value
Equals the number of its distinct counting digits
Is always an even number
IBM 360
IBM 1401
PDP-8
HP2115
Random access memory
CD-Rom
Read only memory chip
All of above
PIM/m
ICL 2950
IBM 1401
None of above
Daughter board
Motherboard
Father board
Breadboard
Arithmetic Operation
Logic operation
Fetch operations
Either of the above
Hard Disks
Flash Disks
Blu-Ray Disks
DVDs
First Generation Computer
Second Generation Computer
Third Generation Computer
Fourth Generation Computer
Mosaic
Netscape
Internet explorer
Collabra
PC-DOS
MS-DOS
UNIX
CP/M
A compiler does a conversion line by line as the program is run
A compiler converts the whole of a higher level program code into machine code in one step
A compiler is a general purpose language providing very efficient execution
None of the above
Transistors
Integrated Circuits
None of above
Vacuum Tubes and Valves
Control Unit
Arithmetic Logic Unit
Central Processing Unit
Storage Unit
ROM
RAM
EPROM
None of above
OPCODE
OPERAND
Both of above
None of above
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