Data Representation

2. Reduces sound file size by removing inaudible sounds.
4. A character set that includes characters for all global languages.
6. When a calculation produces a value too large for the computer to handle.
11. The number of bits used to store the colours of a pixel.
14. The basic unit of computing, either 0 or 1.
15. A lossy compression format for videos and multimedia files.
16. A lossy compression format for music files.
17. (RLE) A lossless compression method for text and images.
21. A way to represent negative binary numbers, where the leftmost bit is negative.
22. A standard set of characters used in computers.
24. A language used to design web pages and handle tasks like assigning colors using hexadecimal codes.
25. A unique address for a device on a network, either v4 or v6.
26. The number of bits used to store the smallest unit of sound.
27. A hexadecimal message from the computer indicating an error.
28. A unique identifier for a device on a network.
29. A lossy image compression format that removes details the human eye can’t notice.
30. Reduces file size by removing some data permanently, like in JPEG or MP3.
31. The number of pixels per inch in an image.

1. A number system using only 0 and 1.
3. Reduces file size while keeping all data intact, like RLE.
5. Shifting bits left or right in a register, replacing empty spaces with zeroes.
7. A collection of characters a computer recognizes and uses.
8. A base16 number system using digits 09 and letters AF.
9. An image made of tiny squares called pixels.
10. Reducing file size by removing unnecessary data.
12. The amount of data that a network can transfer per second.
13. The number of bits used to measure sound amplitude (bit depth).
18. The number of pixels in an image, like 1920 × 1080.
19. The number of sound samples recorded per second.
20. The smallest element of an image.
23. When zooming into an image makes individual pixels visible.