What are the main operational principles that classify computers into three categories? |
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Computers are classified based on their operational principles into three main categories: Analog Computers, Digital Computers, and Hybrid Computers. ![]() |
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Analog computers process ___ data, representing quantities with an infinite range of values. |
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True or False: Digital computers typically use ON-OFF inputs, where 0 represents ON and 1 represents OFF. |
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Fill in the blank: Hybrid computers combine the features of both ___ and ___ computers. |
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What distinguishes digital computers from analog computers in terms of data handling? |
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Digital computers handle both numeric and non-numeric data and perform arithmetic and logical operations, while analog computers process continuous data and do not have memory capabilities. ![]() |
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Riddle: I can process data continuously, but I lack memory and precision. What am I? |
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What is a significant characteristic of hybrid computers that makes them unique? |
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Hybrid computers offer the speed of analog systems combined with the memory and accuracy of digital ones. |
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Fill in the blank: Computers can vary in size, from massive machines occupying entire buildings to compact ___ and ___ devices. |
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Supercomputers are primarily used in ___, ___, and ___ for advanced data processing. |
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What are the key characteristics that differentiate supercomputers from mainframe computers? |
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Supercomputers are known for their speed and power, utilize artificial intelligence, are larger and more expensive, and have exceptionally high processing speeds compared to mainframe computers. ![]() |
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