The main circuit board that connects all the computer's components.

Any device that is connected to a computer but is not part of its core architecture.

A set of instructions, data, or programs used to operate computers and execute specific tasks.

The physical components of a computer system, like the monitor and keyboard.

Floppy Disk

Hard Drive

Transistor

Mouse

To protect the computer from viruses.

To manage hardware resources and provide services for computer programs.

To create documents and spreadsheets.

To browse the internet and send emails.

Its contents are lost when the computer is powered off.

It is very fast compared to a hard drive.

It can be accessed in any order.

It stores the computer's startup instructions.

To store a value that can be used and changed throughout the program.

To execute a block of code repeatedly as long as a certain condition is met.

To make a decision and execute different code based on whether a condition is true or false.

To find and fix errors within the code.

A container for storing a piece of data.

A mistake in a program's source code.

A step-by-step procedure or set of rules for solving a specific problem.

A programming language used for web development.

The trail of data, both active and passive, that you leave behind when using the internet.

The amount of storage space your files take up on a hard drive.

The physical carbon footprint of running your computer and accessing the internet.

A security feature that requires a fingerprint to log in to a device.

Executing

Compiling

Deploying

Debugging

To perform all the calculations for the system.

To act as the primary connection point for all hardware components.

To provide the main workspace for data and programs in use.

To provide long-term storage for files and the operating system.

SSDs use spinning platters and a read/write head, while HDDs use flash memory.

SSDs are primarily used for external storage, while HDDs are always internal.

SSDs have no moving parts and are generally faster than HDDs.

HDDs are a form of volatile memory, while SSDs are non-volatile.

A security program that protects a computer from viruses.

A physical tool used to repair computer hardware.

A type of application software used for graphic design.

Software that is permanently embedded onto a hardware device, such as a BIOS chip.

To provide a permanent, physical address for a network card.

To translate a domain name like www.google.com into a numerical address.

To encrypt the data being transmitted over a network.

To uniquely identify a device on a network, allowing data to be sent to and from it.

To forward data packets between different computer networks.

To convert digital signals from a computer into analog signals for a phone line.

To prevent unauthorized access to a network.

To connect a device to the network, such as a computer to an Ethernet port.

Plagiarism

Paraphrasing

Open Sourcing

Copyrighting