A) Central Processing Unit B) Central Processor Unit C) Computer Performance Unit D) Computer Processing Unit
A) Python B) Java C) JavaScript D) C++
A) 1010 B) 0011 C) 1101 D) 1110
A) Linked List B) Stack C) Queue D) Heap
A) Microsoft B) IBM C) Apple D) Sun Microsystems
A) Simple Query Language B) Structured Query Language C) Systematic Query Language D) Sequential Query Language
A) Bubble Sort B) Quick Sort C) Heap Sort D) Merge Sort
A) Unified Resource Listing B) Universal Remote Link C) User Rank Logic D) Uniform Resource Locator
A) Run applications B) Connect to the internet C) Produce graphics D) Manage hardware and software resources
A) Array B) Queue C) Tree D) Linked List
A) Selection Sort B) Dijkstra's C) Bubble Sort D) Quick Sort
A) Blueprint for creating objects B) Memory allocation unit C) User-defined function D) Method of data storage
A) Low-bandwidth Application Node B) Long Antenna Node C) Large Access Network D) Local Area Network
A) Hardware Transfer Process B) High Tech Protocol C) Hypertext Transfer Protocol D) Hyper Transfer Protocol
A) Translates source code into machine code B) Database system C) Graphic design software D) Debugging tool
A) Encrypt data B) Monitor and control incoming/outgoing network traffic C) Block access to websites D) Defragment hard drives
A) Hierarchical B) Relational C) NoSQL D) Graph
A) Guido van Rossum B) Larry Page C) Mark Zuckerberg D) Bill Gates
A) Interface Development Engine B) Internet Development Enterprise C) Interactive Design Environment D) Integrated Development Environment
A) 11001 B) 10010 C) 10110 D) 11101
A) CVS B) Git C) Mercurial D) SVN
A) Running B) Compiling C) Debugging D) Programming
A) Read-Only Memory B) Resource Allocation Manager C) Random Access Memory D) Remote Access Module
A) Distributed Network Server B) Digital Network Service C) Domain Name System D) Data Network Security
A) Java B) Ruby C) Python D) C#
A) Software license agreement B) User authentication method C) Coding standard D) Set of rules for communication between devices
A) Agile B) Scrum C) Waterfall D) Lean
A) Bus B) Ring C) Mesh D) Star
A) Array B) Linked List C) Stack D) Queue
A) Python B) Swift C) JavaScript D) C++
A) Single sign-on B) Two-factor authentication C) Biometric authentication D) Access control
A) Application Programming Interface B) Abstract Programming Instrument C) Advanced Program Integration D) Automated Protocol Interface
A) Monitor hardware performance B) Compile code for execution C) Optimize network connections D) Manage changes to source code over time
A) Direct data packets between networks B) Convert data into sound waves C) Store data permanently D) Display web pages
A) Microsoft B) Bell Labs C) IBM D) Apple
A) Word B) Bit C) Nibble D) Byte
A) CPU B) Hard drive C) Graphics Card D) RAM
A) Platform as a Service (PaaS) B) Desktop as a Service (DaaS) C) Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) D) Software as a Service (SaaS)
A) Interpreting assembly language B) Convert source code to machine code C) Parallel processing technique D) A function calling itself
A) SSH B) SMTP C) HTTP D) FTP
A) Cascading Style Sheets B) Code Syntax System C) Computer System Software D) Content Structure System |