High level language
Low level language
Assembly language
Machine language
A. High level language
8006
8086
8088
None of above
Accuracy
Reliability
Versatility
Automatic
Technological advancement
Scientific code
Object Oriented Programming
All of the above
Pixel
Thin blinking line
Pointing device
None of these
Second Generation
Fourth Generation
Third Generation
First Generation
Super computer is much larger than mainframe computers
Super computers are much smaller than mainframe computers
Supercomputers are focused to execute as many programs as possible while mainframe uses its power to execute few programs as fast as possible.
Supercomputers are focused to execute few programs as fast as possible while mainframe uses its power to execute as many programs concurrently
External memory chip
Primary memory chip
Microprocessor chip
Both b and c
1964
1970
1983
1986
Special purpose computer
General purpose computer
All Purpose Computer
None of above
Floppy Disk
Hard Disk
Tape Drive
CDROM
Direct access
Sequential access
Both of above
None of above
Business Applications
Marketing Applications
Scientific Applications
None of the above
Memory
RAM
motherboard
CPU
FORTRAN
PROLOG
C
COBOL
Memory
Buffer
Accumulator
Address
1
2
3
7
High level language
Machine language
Assembly language
Low level language
UNIVAC
ENIAC
EDSAC
None of above
Personal computers
Workstations
Dumb terminals
Mainframes
hard disk drives
printers
floppy disk drives
CD drives
Secondary memory
Primary memory
Main memory
Both (1) and (2)
Compiler
Interpreter
Linker
Loader
Computer forensics
Computer crime
Hacking
Cracking
Binary digits
bit of system
a part of byte
All of above
Daisy wheel printer
Line printer
Laser printer
Thermal printer
Analytical Engine
Arithmetic Machine
Donald Kunth
All of above
ASCII
BCD
EBCDIC
All of above
Lotus
Pascal
MS-Excel
Netscape
hard output
soft output
both hard and soft output
neither hard nor soft output
Switched mode Power Supply
Start mode power supply
Store mode power supply
Single mode power supply