Q. In Extended ASCII, first 40 symbols represents

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Q. Eight-bit code that defines 256 symbols, is

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Q. Eight-bit code that specifies characters for values from 0 to 127, is

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Q. Code which provides upto four bytes (32 bits) to represent each letter, number or symbol is represented as

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Q. Eight-bit code that specifies the characters for values from 128 to 255, is

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Q. First 256 codes in Unicode are identical to the 256 codes used by

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Q. Smallest number that can be stored as positive integers is

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Q. In positive integers, largest number that can be stored with 'n' bits is called

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Q. Arranging customers names in ascending order is an example of

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Q. Any knowledge item that can be expressed in numbers or words is called

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Q. Organization, distribution and manipulation of information is classified as

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Q. Equipment and programs used to process raw data into information are termed as

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Q. Computer peripheral which automatically inputs data is an example of

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Q. Original document or piece of paper which is written to record data for first time is called

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Q. Document which is considered output after processing and by adding more data to this output it can be used as input is termed as

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Q. Documents or files that are especially prepared for operating systems are classified as

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Q. Data which is encoded on to a specific medium and computer can accept that data through input devices is called

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Q. Process of sending data from one place to another is called

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Q. Cards that can be stored in any filling cabinet to get an easy access to data are called

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Q. Application which is used to transmit data between a computer and user or between more than two computers is called

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