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an extra copy of a document, file or program |
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refers to base two arithmetic |
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an electronic signal which is either on (1) or off (0) |
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a sofware program used to access the world wide web |
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a round-shiny portable disk that stores large amounts of information |
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a tiny piece of silicon with electronic circuits |
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an electronic machine with input, processing, storage and output |
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the "brain" of the computer |
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a blinking line or shape on the screen that tells you where the next character will go |
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an organized collection of information |
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the use of graphical symbols instead of text to control computer functions |
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a fixed, large-capacity magnetic storage medium that stores large amounts of information |
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the parts of the computer that you can touch |
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a tiny picture on the screen that represents a program, file or folder |
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a type of printer that forms letters on a page by shooting tiny electronically charged droplets of ink |
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an extensive, world-wide computer network available to the public |
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a type of printer that uses a focused beam or light to transfer text and images onto paper |
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a device that links a computer to other computers through a phone line |
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a display screen used to provide output |
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a tiny dot of light on the screen |
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the computer's working memory |
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permanent memory built into your computer |
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the programs that run on the computer |
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a document which helps you organize data in rows and columns of cells |
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the address of a website on the world wide web |
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a computer program that was written to purposely damage computer systems |
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