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12 characters are inputted into a string an 11- character limit. What is the last character known as? |
Truncated Character |
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IPV6 addresses comprise of how many blocks? |
8 blocks (each 16-bit) |
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Floating point decimals with more than 7 digits are known as what? |
Doubles |
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Which comparisons are typically used in Boolean values? |
AND, OR, NOT, XOR |
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How many bits in a single ASCII character? |
7 or 8 bits |
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How many bits are in a nibble? |
4 bits |
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How many bits in a float? |
32 bits |
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What measures the amount of cycles a processing unit can perform per second? |
Processing Speed/ Clock Speed |
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What is used to measure the speed at which data travels through endpoints? |
Throughput |
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A character is equal to how many bytes? |
1 byte |
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Which value evaluates whether a condition is either true or false? |
Boolean |
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What would be the most likely cause of S.M.A.R.T errors on a drive? |
Failure of the drive is imminent |
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What’s is the formula for ROI? |
ROI= profit/cost of investment•100% |
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What is a subsystem? |
The combination of computing components that perform a particular task within a system. |
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What are the 3 steps of data driven business decisions? |
Data capture m and collection, data correlation, and meaningful reporting. |
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What does a patent do for the patent holder? |
Prevents others from using or selling the patented invention without their permission. |
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How many bits are in a double? |
64 bits |
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Which character set is the modern standard? |
Unicode |
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In programming, a series of characters is typically known as what? |
String |
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What technology allows a drive to store more information than what it could normally? |
Compression |
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How many bits is MACOS? |
64 bit |
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What’s refers to methods used so that unauthorized users cannot access devices and networks? |
Access Control |
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Which 3 SQL commands are commonly used in data definition? |
Create, Alter, Drop |
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When a computer uses memory to and from disk space to make up for the lack of Ram, what is this memory called? |
Virtual Memory |
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What Linux utility provides a split screen view of file usage? |
Disk usage analyzer |
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What does the “divide and conquer” method try and achieve? |
A systematic way of finding a fixing problems with computing components or systems. |
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How many digits total does a double have? |
15 |
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How many bits in an IPV6 address? |
128 bits |
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What is a trademark? |
A method an organization uses to distinguish its own products from others in similar fields. |
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What are the units of storage between a bit and a petabyte? |
Bit, Nibble, kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte, terabyte, petabyte. |
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What are the five C’s of turning data into information? |
Contextualization, Categorization, calculation, corrections, condensation |
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A float contains up to how many digits? |
7 digits |
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How is throughout measured? |
Bits per second |
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Which file system was developed for early Macintosh computers, has a TB drive limit, uses 16-bit block addressing? |
Hierarchal File System (HFS/HFS Plus) |
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Which file system was introduced in 2017 to replace HFS Plus? |
Apple File System (APFS) |
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uBlock Origin, Scriptsafe, and NoScripts are all examples of what? |
Script Blockers |
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What is software which is stored in a read only memory chip? |
Firmware |
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What kind of data uses elements and hierarchies? |
Semi structured Data |
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What part of programming logic involves running code multiple times until a condition is met? |
Looping |
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What kind of data structure do XML and JSON use? |
Semi structured |
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What is the maximum speed of Thunderbolt 3 cables? |
0.5 m or shorter- 40 Gbps 1m or longer- 20 Gbps 30Gbps |
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Which principle is based on letting a user have only the minimum amount of access to resources to complete their tasks? |
Least privilege model/ Principle of least privilege |
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What is the maximum speed of the 802.11 B standard? |
11 Mbps |
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What kind of file has a .bat file extension? |
PC batch file |
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Which file system was developed for Windows NT and can support up to 16 GB HDDs? |
New Technology File System (NTFS) |
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What kind of file has a .zip file extension? |
PKZip compressed archive |
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Which file systems support file encryption? |
New Technology File System (NTFS), Hierarchical File System Plus (HFS Plus), Fourth Extended files system (ext4) and lastly File allocation Table 32 (FAT32 requires third party utilities) |
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What needs to be installed to allow hardware to communicate with the operating system? |
Device Drivers |
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What kind of file has a .rtf file extension? |
Rich text format |
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What is proprietary software? |
Software that does not make their source code available to the public? |
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Which file system was introduced in 2017 to replace HFS Plus? |
Apple File System (APFS) |
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What kind of application uses a subscription model and requires an Internet connection to be able to save and access files saved elsewhere? |
Cloud-hosted applications |
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In macOS, activity monitor, console, and terminal are examples of what? |
macOS utilities |
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What program sets up and runs virtual machines (VMs)? |
Hypervisor/Virtual machine manager (VMM) |
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What does the Windows command Regedit do? |
It opens the Window Registry Editor to manually edit the registry. |
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Which file system was developed for older windows versions, supports drives up to 2 TB, and has a default cluster size of 32 KB? |
File allocation table 32-bit (FAT32) |
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What kind of application cannot be run without network access? |
Cloud based application |
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How many layers does n-tier architecture use? |
4 or more layers |
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Which windows command-line program is used for disk cleaning, file system conversions, and other disk management tasks? |
Diskpart.exe |
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Microsoft outlook and Mozilla thunderbird are both examples of what kind of software? |
Email clients |
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A software emulation of hardware working in a computer is known as what? |
Virtual Machine (VM) |
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In windows, what feature prevents standard users from installing apps without administrator permission? |
User Account Control (UAC) |
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Which two Linux console commands show all currently running processes? |
ps (for a snapshot), top )for real time) |
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Processes that launch when a system or a particular task is started are known as what? |
Services |
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Notepad, Microsoft Word, and Wordpad are all examples of what kind of productivity software? |
Word processing software |
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Which file systems do not support individual file permissions? |
FaT and FAT32 |
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What feature allows web browsers to display content much faster if the page has already been visited in the past? |
Browser Caching |
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Where are the Windows applications settings stored? |
In the Windows Registry |
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What kind of application does not require network access after installation because the application exists locally on a storage drive and files are saved locally as well? |
Locally installed applications |
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When a file is stored, where is their location in the disk recorded? |
In the file allocation table (or master file table) |
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What captures outbound and inbound internet traffic to filter or protect the traffic?? |
Proxy Server |
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Which file system is primarily used by Linux and Android? |
Fourth Extended File System (Ext4) |
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In macOS, what shows all currently running processes? |
Activity Monitor |
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How do you uninstall an app on macOS? |
Drag the icon to the trash |
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Which type of license allows one copy of a piece of software to run on multiple computers at the same time? |
Concurrent Software |
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If a file size is 2 Kilobytes but the cluster size is 4 kilobytes, how much space will the file take when it is saved to the disk? |
4 Kilobytes |
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What file system operation allows for the tracking of pending changes to a volume? |
Journaling |
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What is the Linux command-line tool used for initial HDD setup? |
fdisk |
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What kind of scripting is usually written in JavaScript and processes user input? |
Client-side scripts |
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What problem is present if a user receives this error code: ERR_CERT_Authority_Invalid? |
The website is using a self signed certificate. |
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A subroutine/procedure inside a larger program is known as what? |
A function |
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A fiber optic connection between the ISP and the neighborhood is know as what? |
Fiber to the cabinet or curb (FTTC), or fiber to the neighborhood (FTTN) |
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In programming, a collection of the same kind of object with a maximum size is known as what? |
An array |
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What is an array? |
Lists of related values. |
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What color 3.5mm jack is used for a subwoofer? |
Orange |
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What is every row in a table known as? |
A record |
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What is the maximum download speed of cable service? |
500 Mbps |
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What are the two major standards of email encryption? |
S/MME and OpenPGP |
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What does openPGP stand for? |
Open pretty good privacy. |
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What are the two wireless frequency bands typically used for Wi-Fi? |
2.4 and 2.5ghz |
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Which of the following characterizes a byte? A. a zero and a one B. The string 01000001 C. A measurement in Mbps D. A measurement in MHz |
A. a zero and a one B. The string 01000001 C. A measurement in Mbps D. A measurement in MHz
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You are calculating the Grosspay amount by multiplying the Hoursworked field x the Hourlyrate field. Which data type would you use for the Grosspay, Hours worked, and hourlyrate field? A. Boolean B.float C. Integer D.ASCII |
C. integer |
