A database that appears to the user to be just a collection of tables is known as:
- (A)Â Data bank
- (B)Â Database Management System
- (C)Â Data collection
- (D)Â Relational database
A network topology in which the outer nodes connect to a single natural node called:
- (A)Â Personal computers
- (B)Â Workstations
- (C)Â Active start
- (D)Â Local area network
Resistance to alteration by system error of data stored in a computer is called:
- (A)Â Data hierarchy
- (B)Â Data logging
- (C)Â Data general and data logging
- (D)Â Data integrity
A repository for data, usually covering some specific topic is known as:
- (A)Â Data acquisition
- (B)Â Data system
- (C)Â Data bank
- (D)Â Database and DBMS
A code whose target alphabet contains only digits or strings of digits is called:
- (A)Â Numerical code
- (B)Â Source code and Object code
- (C)Â Graphics
- (D)Â None
The computers that are capable of performing over 10 megabytes are called:
- (A)Â Minicomputers
- (B)Â Microcomputers
- (C)Â Super computer
- (D)Â Mainframe computers
An output device that converts the coded information from the processor into a readable form on paper is:
- (A)Â Printer
- (B)Â Magnetic tape
- (C)Â Plotter
- (D)Â Moved in small stems
Job control language is used for IBM:
- (A)Â Super computer
- (B)Â Mini computer
- (D)Â Mainframe computer
A device for entering X-Y coordinates is called:
- (A)Â Cared reader
- (B)Â Joystick
- (C)Â Non-volatile memory
- (D)Â PROM
A local storage register which contains the address of the next instruction to be executed is:
- (A)Â Accumulator and buffer
- (B)Â Address register
- (C)Â Gray codes
- (D)Â OP code