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- 5. A standardized system for representing characters and text in most of the world's writing systems, enabling consistent encoding and exchange of textual data.
- 6. Separate and distinct entities or values, as opposed to continuous data.
- 9. A reusable collection of statements
- 11. A numerical reference indicating the position of an element within a data structure, often starting from zero.
- 13. a single unit of data that can only have one of two values
- 14. A method of representing values with a degree of inaccuracy for the sake of simplicity or efficiency.
- 15. American Standard Code for Information Interchange, a widely used character encoding standard representing text characters with seven or eight bits.
- 17. electronic technology that uses discrete values, generally zero and one, to generate, store and process data
- 18. The increase in size or complexity of a system, often referring to the expansion of data, resources, or capabilities over time.
- 19. A contiguous sequence of characters within a larger string, often extracted or manipulated in programming.
- 20. Refers to character encodings where different characters may occupy different numbers of bits or bytes.
- 21. A method of encoding text characters using sequences of dots and dashes, widely used in early telecommunication systems.
- 25. Can contain any number of characters, including none at all, and those characters can be letters, numbers, or symbols
- 26. Combining data from two or more tables in a relational database based on a common attribute.
- 29. A constraint is a condition to be satisfied by a state
- 30. The association between elements of one set to elements of another set, often used in computer science to relate data or values.
- 31. The process of converting information into a specific format for storage or transmission, such as converting text characters into binary code.
- 32. A collection of elements or items arranged in a linear order, often used in programming for data organization.
- 33. A character set that includes both letters and numbers, commonly used in computer systems and programming.
- 34. A sequence of binary digits (bits) representing data or information in computers.
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- 1. A binary character encoding scheme used in early telegraph communication, representing characters with combinations of five bits.
- 2. The process of simplifying complex systems by focusing on essential features and ignoring unnecessary details for easier understanding and problem-solving.
- 3. Data that can take any value within a given range, without any gaps or interruptions.
- 4. A method of finding a specific value in a list by checking each element in sequence.
- 7. To create a new string with all the characters in the first string followed by all of the characters in the second string
- 8. The result produced by a computer program or process, typically displayed, printed, or stored for further use.
- 10. A specialized format for organizing and storing data to facilitate efficient manipulation and retrieval.
- 12. Divided into 2 parts
- 16. Binary numbers form the basis of computing systems
- 22. expressible or approximately expressible by an exponential function
- 23. Raw facts, figures, or information that can be processed or stored by a computer.
- 24. Unwanted random variations in digital signals that can adversely affect data integrity and communication.
- 27. Representing data as a continuously variable physical quantity, such as voltage in analog signals.
- 28. Character encoding where each character takes up the same amount of space, often a fixed number of bits or bytes.