IT concepts and terminology set #1 (it Fundamentals)

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11th Grade
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Mark is a data analyst at a health tech company. They've collected data on customers' physical activity levels and sleep quality. Mark's task is to understand if there's a relationship between these two variables. Which is the BEST approach Mark should use?
Back
utilize dta correlation to determine the statistical relationship between physical activity and sleep quality
Answer explanation
Data correlation analysis is the appropriate statistical task to understand the relationship between two or more variables. Ignoring data and basing conclusions on personal experience wouldn't be an effective or accurate analytical approach. While outliers can influence results, they shouldn't be removed without careful consideration. In some cases, these outliers can provide valuable insights. Ignoring sleep quality data would not provide insight into the relationship between these two variables.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Aaliyah is faced with a complex problem in her software development project. Which strategy would be the most effective for solving this problem? Options: waiting for a colleague to solve the problem, breaking the problem down into smaller, manageable parts and solving each part individually, trying random solutions until one works, ignoring the complexity and trying to solve the problem in one go.
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breaking the problem down into smaller, manageable parts and solving each part individually.
Answer explanation
Breaking the problem down into smaller, manageable parts and solving each part individually is the divide and conquer strategy. It allows Aaliyah to focus on each part of the problem individually, making the problem-solving process more manageable and efficient. While collaboration can be helpful, waiting for someone else to solve the problem can delay progress and does not guarantee a solution. Trying random solutions until one works can be time-consuming and does not guarantee a solution. It's also not an efficient use of resources. Ignoring the complexity and trying to solve the problem in one go can be overwhelming and inefficient, especially for complex problems.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What could be the potential issue if an employee's computer is running slower than usual in file saving, program launching, and overall processing, but internet browsing speed is unaffected?
Back
insufficient ram or displace
Answer explanation
If a computer is running slow, but internet speed is unaffected, it could be due to insufficient available RAM or hard disk space. This would specifically impact file saving, software running, and general computer processing. Browser hijackers predominantly affect web browsing performance and may change browser settings without permission. Given that internet browsing is unaffected in this scenario, this is unlikely to be the cause of slow system performance. While OS corruption can slow a computer down, it usually presents more severe symptoms, such as system crashes or failure to boot. The symptoms here align more closely with a lack of resources. Although internet browsing is involved in computer operations, the user reports no issues with browsing speed. Therefore, network connectivity is likely not the issue here.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
In the context of network throughput, which unit should Jacob consider for evaluating data transfer rates?
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megabits per a second (Mbps)
Answer explanation
Network throughput, or the rate at which data is transferred, is often measured in Mbps or Gbps (Gigabits per second). The higher the Mbps, the faster the data transfer rate. GDDR is a type of memory used in graphic cards, not a unit of data transfer. Watts measure power, not data transfer. Ampere is a unit of electric current, not data transfer.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Kris is a software engineer tasked with developing a new feature for an application. Which strategy would be the MOST effective for ensuring the best solution? Options: ignoring other potential solutions once he has found one that works, waiting for a colleague to suggest a solution, considering multiple approaches and choosing the one that best fits the requirements, implement the first solution that comes to mind.
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considering multiple approaches and choosing the one that best fits the requirements
Answer explanation
Considering multiple approaches and choosing the one that best fits the requirements allows Kris to evaluate different solutions and choose the one that best meets the needs of the application and the team. While collaboration can be helpful, waiting for someone else to suggest a solution can delay progress and does not guarantee the best approach. While the first solution might work, it may not be the most efficient or effective. Considering multiple approaches can lead to a better solution. Even if ignoring other potential solutions once he has found one that works, there might be another approach that is more efficient, easier to maintain, or more scalable.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which fundamental data type represents truth values, typically true or false, in programming?
Back
Boolean
Answer explanation
Booleans represent truth values, typically true or false, in programming. They are specifically designed to handle these binary values efficiently and make it easier to work with logical conditions and operations. Char represents individual characters, including letters, digits, or special symbols, in a programming context. It is not designed to represent truth values such as true or false. Numbers represent various types of numeric values in programming, such as integers (whole numbers) and floating-point numbers (real numbers). They are designed for storing and processing numeric data, not truth values like true or false. Strings are sequences of characters used to represent text in programming. While a representation of truth values could be created with strings, it would be inefficient and not the appropriate data type for representing true or false values.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which fundamental data type represents a sequence of characters or text in programming?
Back
Strings
Answer explanation
Strings are sequences of characters used to represent text in programming. They are comprised of individual characters but specifically designed to represent and manipulate the collection of those characters to form meaningful text. Numbers represent various types of numeric values in programming, such as integers (whole numbers) and floating-point numbers (real numbers). They are designed for storing and processing numeric data, not sequences of characters or text. Char represents individual characters, including letters, digits, or special symbols, in a programming context. It is designed for single characters, not sequences of characters or text. Booleans represent truth values, typically true or false, in programming. They are not used for representing sequences of characters or text.
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