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Integrated to Fifth-Generation Computers

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What made the third-generation computers particularly notable?

They were the first to introduce graphical user interfaces.

They were popular and accessible due to reduced costs. (correct)

They could only perform basic calculations.

They exclusively used punch cards for input.

Which characteristic is associated with fifth-generation computers?

They primarily focus on performing real human tasks. (correct)

They are solely intended for corporate use.

They only utilize disk drives for storage.

They operate using only command line interfaces.

Which technology is NOT mentioned as a sophisticated software or memory technology in the context of integrated circuit computers?

Quantum computing systems (correct)

SSD (Solid State Drive)

Graphical user interfaces

Memory technologies

What innovation did the micro-processor computers bring?

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Which statement about input and output in computers is correct?

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Third-generation computers

Third-generation computers were more affordable and accessible than previous models, popularized by machines like POP-1 and PDP-8.

Microprocessor computers

Computers based on microprocessors, a key component in modern computing.

Personal computers

Computers designed for individual use, encompassing desktops and laptops.

Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)

User-friendly interfaces relying on visual components like icons and windows.

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Solid State Drives (SSD)

High-performance storage technology replacing traditional hard drives.

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Integrated Circuit Computers

Integrated circuit computers use keyboards and monitors for input/output.
Third-generation systems were popular and multi-tasking.
Reduced costs, e.g., POP-1, PDP-8.

Fourth-Generation Computers (1970s - Present)

Microprocessor-based computers.
Introduced personal computers and laptops.
Use of graphical user interfaces.
Sophisticated software.
Memory technologies like SSD (Solid-state drives), RAM.

Fifth-Generation Computers

Between the present and beyond.
AI-based tasks, real human capabilities.

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Explore the evolution of computers from integrated circuit systems to fifth-generation technology. This quiz covers their features, historical significance, and the advancements in user interfaces and AI. Test your knowledge on the key developments in computer generations.