Computer Science - Computer Fundamentals
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The 2's complement number of 110010 is
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The purpose of an application program is to
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Which of the following translate back from machine code something resembling the source language
4.
Who developed a mechanical device in the 17th century that could add, subtract, multiply, divide and find square roots?
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Serial access memories are useful in applications where
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