1. Ones and Zeros
2. A metal disk made usually made from aluminum.
3. Need a internet browser.
4. Programs are large groups of bytes, or code, which together form the instructions about how to perform calculations or processing of data.
5. Central Processing Unit
6. The motherboard also uses some very important, specialized microchips called Random Access Memory (RAM) to shuffle the data in groups. This RAM memory is a key component in determining the ability of your computer to perform advanced functions.
7. Applications are fancy programs. They have a graphical user interface (GUI) which allows you to easily give instructions to the program.
8. Graphical User Interface.
9. No the web is not always reliable.
10. An operating system is a series of programs and applications that together operate the hardware that is connected together in the computer.
11. Operate the hardware that is connected together in the computer.
12. No.
13. Something that gives the computer information like a keyboard.
14. World Wide Web.
15. Bandwidth.
16. 2 pair telephone line, and DSL
17. The web is a large body of information.
18. Email (electronic mail) is a method of communicating which uses the resources of the web.
19. No, they are not secure.
20. No the transmission of an email instantaneous
21. Yes, they can.
22. FORTRAN created in 1954, COBOL created in 1959, Basic created in 1964, Pascal created in 1970, C created in 1971, Perl created in 1987, Livescript (which later evolved into Javascript) created in 1995, PHP created in 1995 and Java (evolved from Oak) created in 1995. The significance of these and other languages is significant because they represent an evolution in the understanding of programming as well as in the objectives.
23. The computer work with operating system, input devices, C.P.U., Hard Drive, Fans, bytes, programs, data, applications, G.U.I, mother board, monitors, keyboards, cable wires, cd drives.