All of the above
ENIAC
EDVAC
ABC
D. ABC
One bit
Four bits
Eight bits
Sixteen bits
256 different characters
512 different characters
1024 different characters
128 different characters
32
116
58
76
Daughter board
Motherboard
Father board
Breadboard
A sound card and speakers
A microphone
All of them required
None of them required
Charles Babbage
Dr. Herman Hollerith
Howard Aikin
Joseph Jacquard
Accuracy
Reliability
Versatility
Automatic
IBM 7090
Apple ? 1
IBM System / 360
VAX-10
Volatile
Has small capacity
Is very expensive
Is programmable
Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code
Extended Bit Code Decimal Interchange Code
Extended Bit Case Decimal Interchange Code
Extended Binary Case Decimal Interchange Code
tracks
sectors
cycles
rings
Machine language
Assembly language
Both of above
None of above
Terminal
Light pen
Digitizer
Mouse
Compiler
Interpreter
Debugger
Assembler
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Joystick
Light pen
Mouse
Touch
Worm.
Trojan horse.
Virus.
Macro virus.
Memory
Output
Storage
Input
Inkjet
Laser
Thermal
Dot matrix
Cracking
Jacking
Spoofing
Smarming
Character code
Binary codes
Binary word
Parity bit
First generation
Second generation
Third generation
Fourth generation
1024 bytes
1024 kilobytes
1024 megabytes
1024 gigabyte
1949 to 1955
1956 to 1965
1965 to 1970
1970 to 1990
IBM PCs used RISC CPU designs
Macintosh used CISC CPU design
IBM used CISC CPU design
None of above is true
Seek time
Effective time
Access time
Real time
They are always big numbers
Any no. of 0's can be added in front of them
Binary base is small
0's and l's have to be properly spaced apart
Transistors
Integrated Circuits
None of above
Vacuum Tubes and Valves
Speed
Accuracy
Reliability
Cost
PROLOG
APL
Army
PL/1