Chapter 3 - Data Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

What is binary

A

Information represented by two values

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2
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What is digital

A

Information represent by certain fixed value

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3
Q

What is analogue

A

Using signals or information represented by a quantity

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4
Q

What is binary digit (bits)

A

The smallest unit of data that is represented in a computer

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5
Q

What is byte

A

The basic combination of bits used to represent an item of information

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6
Q

What is integer

A

A whole number

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7
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What is most significant bit (msb)

A

The bit with the highest value in a multiple-bit binary number

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8
Q

What is binary shift

A

An operation done on all the bits of a binary value in which they are moved by a specific number of places to either the left or right

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9
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What is arithmetic shift

A

Used for signed binary numbers. When preforming a right shift shift the bits at the left are replaced by copies of the most significant bit

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10
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What is hexadecimal

A

A base - 16 number system. There are 16 digits and the place values increase in powers of 16.

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