Logic Gates and truth tables and types of programming languages
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- Created on: 26-01-18 09:33
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- Computer Science Revision.
- AND Gates
- OR Gate
- NOT Gate
- AND Gates: Inputs have to be 1 for output to be 1.
- OR Gates: One input can be 1, the output would be 1.
- Data Types
- A Boolean stores a true or false or 1 or 0 statement always. E.g True
- A string is a set of multiple alphanumeric character that from a text or a range of a numbers. E.g. GetRevising
- A character is a either a letter or a number or symbols like & or *.
- A integer is used to store whole numbers. E.g 18.
- NOT Gates: If the input is 1, the output is 0. It does the opposite.
- A Real/Float states that it stores numbers with decimal points. E.g 17.65
- Data Types
- NOT Gates: If the input is 1, the output is 0. It does the opposite.
- OR Gates: One input can be 1, the output would be 1.
- Types of Translators.
- Assembler
- This is used to translate low level language into machine code.
- Interpreter
- A interpreter used for high level languages and is converted one instruction at a time before converting the next.
- Compiler
- A compiler is used for high level languages. The code is taken and translated to machine code and saved for another time without the translator.
- Assembler
- Types of programming languages
- C++
- Ruby
- AND Gates
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