COMPUTERS

2. Up verb to send copied data to a secure location in case the original data is lost or corrupted.
5. Information in digital form that a computer can process, store or use in some other way.
8. The alphanumeric keys or buttons used to input data.
11. It is the standard unit of information used in computing and telecommunications.
14. Equipment linked to a computer.
19. The flat surface on which a computer, TV or other device displays text, graphics, movies, etc.
21. Coded software instructions designed for a specific task.
22. Information sent from a computer (to a printer, screen, speakers, etc.
23. A program that can infect a computer, replicate itself, and damage or destroy data.

1. The physical, tangible parts of computers.
3. Device that converts data to a form that allows a computer to connect to the Internet.
4. The programs that allow a computer to operate and perform specific tasks.
6. A spinning magnetic disk for storing permanent data, usually fixed inside a computer but sometimes an external device.
7. A set of related data that's saved with a file name to identify it.
9. The basic binary unit for storing data in a computer, either 0 or 1.
10. A program designed for a specific task.
12. A set of related data that's saved with a file name to identify it.
13. Memory that stores files temporarily.
15. System software that manages basic functions of computers, smartphones etc.
16. Data entered into a computer.
17. A program that lets you browse the Internet and access web pages.
18. Part of a computer for storing data, either temporarily or permanently.
20. A small file installed by a website on a visitor's computer to record the visitor's activity.