Technology in ActionFor introductory courses in computer concepts or computer literacy often including instruction in Microsoft Office. A Computer Concepts Text Focused on Today's Student! Technology in Action engages students by combining a unique teaching approach with rich companion media. |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 45
Page 390
... Binary and Hexadecimal Notations puter understands . Similarly ,. How does the binary number sys- tem work ? Because it only includes two digits ( 0 and 1 ) , the binary number system is also referred to as the base 2 number system ...
... Binary and Hexadecimal Notations puter understands . Similarly ,. How does the binary number sys- tem work ? Because it only includes two digits ( 0 and 1 ) , the binary number system is also referred to as the base 2 number system ...
Page 391
... binary state that the computer understands . To provide a consis- tent means for representing letters and other characters , there are codes that dictate how to represent characters in binary format . Older mainframe computers use ...
... binary state that the computer understands . To provide a consis- tent means for representing letters and other characters , there are codes that dictate how to represent characters in binary format . Older mainframe computers use ...
Page 602
... binary system ) A number system that uses two digits , 0 and 1 , to represent any value . Also called the binary number system . base 10 number system ( or decimal nota- tion ) A number system that uses 10 digits , 0 through 9 , to ...
... binary system ) A number system that uses two digits , 0 and 1 , to represent any value . Also called the binary number system . base 10 number system ( or decimal nota- tion ) A number system that uses 10 digits , 0 through 9 , to ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
allows application software binary browser cable cameras cell phone central processing unit chapter chip client computer client/server network computer fluent computer system computer's connect create database designed desktop developed devices display documents drive bays e-mail electronic enable Ethernet example files firewall FireWire flash memory floppy floppy disk folder hackers hard drive hardware images ink-jet input installed interface Internet IP address keyboard language laptop located memory Microsoft mouse multimedia operating system output packets personal computer ports printers processor Protocol puter router screen search engine server shown in Figure software applications Sound Byte storage system unit tasks Tier 1 ISPs tion upgrade users Windows XP wireless network Word