Data and Information

What is the primary distinction between data and information?

• Data is raw and unprocessed, while information is processed and organized.

• Data and information are the same concepts.

• Data is used in the context of computers, while information is used in the context of humans.

Which of the following best describes data?

• Meaningful and actionable insights.

• Processed and organized facts.

• Raw and unprocessed facts.

When data is organized, contextualized, and presented in a meaningful way, it becomes:

• Data.

• Information.

• Knowledge.

Imagine a list of numbers: [45, 62, 18, 89, 37]. What is this an example of?

• Information.

• Knowledge.

• Data.

A collection of words and phrases in various languages would be considered:

• Information.

• Data.

• Wisdom.

Which of the following is an example of information rather than raw data?

• A list of temperatures in Celsius: [25, 30, 27, 22, 18].

• A spreadsheet with rows of employee names and ID numbers.

• A series of random characters: "hgT37qK9R".