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What is an example of a general-purpose programming language?
What is an example of a general-purpose programming language?
CSS is primarily used for database queries.
CSS is primarily used for database queries.
False (B)
What programming language is mostly associated with client-side scripting for web applications?
What programming language is mostly associated with client-side scripting for web applications?
JavaScript
SQL is used for _____ queries.
SQL is used for _____ queries.
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Match the following programming languages with their primary usage:
Match the following programming languages with their primary usage:
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Study Notes
Genetics - 1- Introduction
- Genetics is the study of inheritance
- It's a broad science examining the molecular basis of inheritance, transmission of traits, and gene movement within and between populations.
Divisions of Genetics
- Transmission genetics: Examines basic genetic principles, trait transmission across generations, chromosome-heredity relations, gene mapping and focuses on the individual organism.
- Molecular genetics: Examines the chemical nature of genes, including encoding, replication, and expression processes. Focuses on gene structure, organization, and function.
- Population genetics: Explores the genetic makeup of populations and how it changes over time and space, fundamentally studying evolution and genetic change. Focuses on the group of genes in a population.
DNA Length
- The length of DNA is about 2 meters
- Approximately 1-4% is active
- The rest is a compensating stock for damage.
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This quiz introduces the fundamental concepts of genetics, covering the basic principles of inheritance and the key divisions of the field. Explore transmission, molecular, and population genetics as you delve into the study of DNA and its functions. Test your knowledge on the molecular basis of inheritance and the dynamics of gene transmission.