Kirill Y. Common Terms

4. A common type of file that can store images, graphics, printed text, or a combination of the aforementioned. However, it cannot be edited by anyone other than the owner.
9. To send data from or to an application.
11. Programs that are locally available on a computer and do not require the internet to run.
13. A cloud storage owned and operated by Microsoft that stores your data in programs such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
14. The physical components of a computer that are tangible and can process information.
16. A piece of computer hardware that visually displays information.
17. A cloud storage owned and operated by Google that stores your data in programs such as Google Docs, Google Slides, and Google Sheets.

1. The default start-up screen of a computer where apps can be opened and organized.
2. A collection of programs and data that tell the computer how to perform a task. Each program has its own specific task that it shows the computer how to perform.
3. To bring data into an application.
5. A short-range wireless connection that allows devices to exchange information.
6. A cable that is used to connect a computer to another device.
7. To transfer data from a computer to another device.
8. A link on a webpage that transports the user to another webpage upon being clicked.
10. An application that allows you to browse the Internet and search for websites.
12. Your organization/email service’s name that comes between the @ and the .com/.org/.net in your email adress.
15. To transfer data from a website to a device.