Computer Science - Computer Fundamentals
Exercise : Computer Fundamentals - Section 15
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A hand-held device for optically reading bar codes on goods, labels & shelves is
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In analog computer
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The decimal equivalent of the binary number 11100001111 is
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A disk storage medium in the form of an assembly containing a single rigid magnetic disk permenently is
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The benefit of using computers are that
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