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What is a computer program?
What is a computer program?
- A set of rules for using a computer
- A collection of data stored in a computer
- A physical component of a computer
- A group of instructions used to carry out tasks (correct)
What is bundled together with a computer program?
What is bundled together with a computer program?
- Instructions for use and required data (correct)
- Internet connection
- Hardware components
- Operating system
What are programs, together with their documentation and instructions, referred to as?
What are programs, together with their documentation and instructions, referred to as?
- Software (correct)
- Firmware
- Middleware
- Hardware
How are programs usually stored in the computer?
How are programs usually stored in the computer?
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What are the two main classifications of software mentioned in the text?
What are the two main classifications of software mentioned in the text?
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Study Notes
Computer Program Fundamentals
- A computer program is a set of instructions that a computer can execute or run to perform a specific task or set of tasks.
Program Components
- A computer program is typically bundled together with other components, including data, documentation, and instructions.
Software Classification
- Programs, together with their documentation and instructions, are referred to as software.
- Software can be classified into two main categories: system software and application software.
Storage of Programs
- Programs are usually stored in the computer's memory or storage devices, such as hard drives or solid-state drives.
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Description
Test your knowledge of software concepts with this CSC111 Part 3 quiz by Robert Oboko. Explore the definition of computer programs and their role in executing tasks, as well as the relationship between programs, documentation, and data in the context of software development.
