1. may legally break into computers as long as they do not do any damage
2. are people who are allergic to computers
3. break into other people’s computers
4. all have the same motive
Option: 3
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1. may legally break into computers as long as they do not do any damage
2. are people who are allergic to computers
3. break into other people’s computers
4. all have the same motive
Option: 3
1. Key board
2. Printer
3. Arithmetic & Logic unit
4. Mouse
Option: 3
A. 1.44 MB
B. 1.40 MB
C. 1.40 GB
D. 1.40 MB
Option: A
A. Unvalued Automatic Computer
B. Universal Automatic Computer
C. Unique Automatic Computer
D. Universal Array Computer
Option: B
1. Optical output device
2. Electronic input device
3. Optical input device
4. A Mechanical Input device
Option: 3
A. NIC Card
B. CD Drive
C.Modem
D. Joystick
Option: C
1. Floppy disk drives
2. Speakers
3.Printers
4. None of these
Option: 3
1. Storage and relative
2. Arithmetic operation
3. All the above
4. Logical operation
Option: 3
A. German
B. French
C. Arabic
D.Latin
Option: D
A . Security commands
B. Entry codes
C. Passwords
D. Code words
Option: C
1. Expansion board
2. Digital device
3. Peripheral
4. Network
Option: 4
A. Language translator
B. Screen saver
C. User interface
D. Platform
Option: C
A. cavalier, cabinet, isometric
B. cavalier, cabinet
C. isometric, dimetric, trimetric
D. isometric, cavalier, trimetric
Option: C
A. A set of databases from different vendors, possibly using different database paradigms
B. An approach to a problem that is not guaranteed to work but performs well in most cases
C. Information that is hidden in a database and that cannot be recovered by a simple SQL query.
D. None of these
Option: C
A. A stage of the KDD process in which new data is added to the existing selection.
B. The process of finding a solution for a problem simply by enumerating all possible solutions according to some pre-defined order and then testing them
C. The distance between two points as calculated using the Pythagoras theorem
D. None of these
Option: C