Annotation
Input/ output
Process
Terminal
TRUE
FALSE
Neither TRUE nor FALSE
Both TRUE and FALSE
DO…….WHILE
FOR…..NEXT
GOTO
IF…..THEN
DO…….WHILE
FOR…..NEXT
GOTO
IF….THEN
I only
II only
I and II
II and III
A AND B
NOT (A OR B)
A OR (A AND B)
B AND (A OR B)
WWW.gilmon.net
Logic.think.net/stangib
Http://google.com
All of the above
An insect
The human body
Simple robot arm
A stereo vision system
Tape drive
http://www.gilmon.net
www.logioc-think.com
Logicthink.com
all of the above
None of the above
Digital signal processing
Protocol
Modem and configuration
Color rendition
Digital signal processing
Analog to digital converter
Internet relay chat
Hypertext links
A web site.
The location of data in a computer memory
An e-mail address
A computer serial number
Volatility
Component density
Multiplexing
Corruptibility
An EEPROM chip
An EPROM chip
An SRAM chip
An DRAM chip
It is easier to read data from the device than to write data into it.
It is more difficult to read data from the device than to write data into it.
It is easy to read data from the device, and just as easy to write data into it.
It is difficult to read data from the device, and equally difficult to write data into it.
It is easier to read data from the device than to write data into it.
It is more difficult to read data from the device than to write data into it.
It is easy to read data from the device, and just as easy to write data into it.
It is difficult to read data from the device, and equally difficult to write data into it.
Video modulation
Diode
Digital code
Voice modulation
Mores code
Baudot code
ASCII
All of the above
15
63
31
127
Robert Noyce
Alan Kay
Tim Berners-Lee
Jack Kilby
Enumeration
iteration
Culmination
pass through
for
While
do-while
no looping process checks the test condition at the end
The outermost loop
The innermost loop
All loops are executed the same number of times
Cannot be determined without knowing the size of the loops
I = i + i;
I = i + 1;
I = i - 1;
I --;
For
While
Do-while
All looping processes require that the iterations be known
The increment should always be ++k
The variable must always be the letter i when using a for loop
There should be a semicolon at the end of the statement
The commas should be semicolons
The logical operator && cannot be used in a test condition
The while loop is an exit-condition loop
The test condition is always false
The test condition is always true
Source code
code lines
machine code
binary data
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