OCR computing keywords
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- Created on: 15-04-16 17:12
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Clues
- a binary representation of a program (7, 4)
- A combination of hardware and software components that allow input processing and output of data. (8, 6)
- a set of characters(symbols) represented by a computer. ( eg letters, punctuation an some control characters ). each character is represented by a numerical code that is stored as a binary digit. (9, 3)
- base 16 number system used by humans to represent groups of four bits at a time. uses digits 0 to F . (11, 3)
- extended binary coded decimal interchange code. its an 8 bit character set user by older miniframes. (6, 2, 2, 3, 2)
- hardware devices that take real world data and convert it into digital form that can be stored on a computer. eg keyboard ,mouse. (5, 7)
- hardware devices that use digital data from a computer to produce a form that a person can understand. eg monitors and printers. (6, 7)
- the group of instructions available for that specific processor to use. the number of instructions available will depend on the number of bits used. (12, 3)
- The period of time that a system is operational, (usually expressed as a percentage over time). (12)
- where a company has plans to replace a system quickly if there is a catastrophe. Its designed to minimise the time the system is down. (8, 8)
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