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What does CPU stand for?
What does CPU stand for?
What is the primary function of RAM in a computer?
What is the primary function of RAM in a computer?
What is a variable in programming?
What is a variable in programming?
What is the primary characteristic of a stack?
What is the primary characteristic of a stack?
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Which device is used to connect multiple networks together?
Which device is used to connect multiple networks together?
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What is SQL used for?
What is SQL used for?
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What is phishing?
What is phishing?
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What is the time complexity of Binary Search?
What is the time complexity of Binary Search?
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Study Notes
Section 1: General Computer Science
- CPU stands for Central Processing Unit.
- RAM's primary function is temporary storage of data and programs.
- An operating system controls hardware and software resources.
Section 2: Programming Basics
- The output of
print(3 + 5 * 2)
in Python is 13. - HTML is not a programming language.
- A variable is a storage location for data.
Section 3: Data Structures
- A stack follows Last In, First Out (LIFO) order.
- A queue is used in Breadth-First Search.
- A linked list is a linear data structure.
Section 4: Networking
- HTTP stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol.
- A router connects multiple networks.
- DNS maps domain names to IP addresses.
Section 5: Databases
- A primary key uniquely identifies each record in a database.
- SQL is used for managing and querying databases.
Section 6: Cybersecurity
- Phishing is fraudulently obtaining sensitive information.
- A firewall controls network traffic.
Section 7: Algorithms
- Binary search has a time complexity of O(log n).
- An algorithm is a step-by-step solution to a problem.
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Test your knowledge on essential computer science concepts, including CPU architecture, programming basics, data structures, networking, databases, and cybersecurity. This quiz covers a range of foundational topics critical for understanding modern computing.