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made the analytical machine |
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created the first mechanic tabulator and started IBM |
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invented a math model and is the prestigious math award |
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computes the sum of 2 bits |
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takes the carry-in value into account |
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Can do operations and holds registers, which is memory |
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Ram--> volatile, does not retain its bits ROM--> is stable and cannot be changed |
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-Hold a lot of information and data - devises include: touch screens, cd's, magnetic tape |
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1. ask questions 2. look for familiarity 3. divide and conquer |
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mixture of english to create algorithm steps |
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breaking it down to make it easier |
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System- manages a computer operating- core |
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fixed- not the same size dynamic- unique size |
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non- switching from a running state to a waiting pre-running by the OS |
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uses a time slice which is the amount each segment has before it is pre-empted |
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Info is stored in secondary memory: |
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sequential-->easier and linear direct--> divided in numbered logical records |
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Local Integrated Software Applicator |
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Symbols and steps of computer language. |
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A chairman of intel who invented newer transistors |
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first personal computer created my xerox |
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A xerox research facility |
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Analysis-Collecting data Algorithm- uses algoriths to create steps interfase- uses pseudo code to write programs maintenance- never ends |
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Control Structures in JavaScript |
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make decisions use logic utilize logic |
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What was the homebrew computer club? |
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A group of lobbyist who created magazines and computer software |
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a program or game people want to buy |
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