During processing data, programs, and processed information are held temporality in ________________________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Which device can understand difference between data and programs ?

   A. Input device
   B. Output device
   C. Memory
   D. Microprocessor

2. How is it possible that both programs and data can be stored on the same floppy disk ?

   A. A floppy disk has two sides, one for data and one for programs
   B. Programs and data are both software, and both can be stored on any memory device
   C. A floppy disk has to be formatted for one or for the other
   D. Floppy disks can only store data, not programs

3. The place where the computer stores programs and data is called ______________________ ?

   A. Memory
   B. Storehouse
   C. Storage unit
   D. Backup

4. A place in the computer system where data and programs are temporarily stored __________________?

   A. Paste
   B. Open
   C. Memory
   D. Pocket

5. The silicon chips used for data processing are called __________________?

   A. ROM chips
   B. RAM chips
   C. PROM chips
   D. Micro processor

6. A generalised software package produced to meet the bugs of a variety of data processing users is known as________________?

   A. Application package
   B. Operating system
   C. System software
   D. Utility programs

7. A _______________ is a large and expensive computer capable of simultaneously processing data for hundreds or thousands of users ?

   A. handheld computer
   B. mainframe computer
   C. personal computer
   D. tablet computer

8. Which type of memory holds only the program and data that the CPU is presently processing ?

   A. CMOS
   B. ROM
   C. RAM
   D. ASCII

9. Which of the following are not the four major data processing functions of a computer ?

   A. processing data into information
   B. analysing the data or information
   C. storing the data or information
   D. gathering data

10. Information that comes from an external source and is fed into computer software is called ________________________?

    A. Input
    B. Output
    C. Throughout
    D. Reports