CBSE - MCQ Question Banks (के. मा. शि. बो . -प्रश्नमाला )

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Q. 192101 Express the number 1010.0101 in powers of two according to Binary system.
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

 1 x (2) 3 + 0 x (2) 2 + 1 x (2) 1 + 0 x (2) 0 + 0 x (2)-1 + 1 x (2)-2 + 0 x (2)-3 + 1 x (2)-4


Q. 192102 Express the number 25.12 in powers of ten according to Decimal system.
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

 2 x (10) 1 + 5 x (10) 0 + 1 x (10)-1 + 2 x (10)-2 = 25.12


Q. 192103 Define Digital Number System.
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

In Digital Number Representation, various number systems are used, such as decimal, binary, octal & hexadecimal systems.


Q. 192104 How can we define conversion?
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

In conversion, one number system can be converted to another.


Q. 192105 What do you mean by Octal Number System?
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

It is a number system with base 8 that uses digits from 0-7.


Q. 192106 Define the term LSD.
Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

LSD is Least Significant Digit.It is the right most bit of a binary number and has the least weight.


Q. 192107 Enlist any two types of conversion.
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

i. Binary to Decimal
ii. Decimal to Binary


Q. 192108 Name the different types of number system.
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

The different types of number system are as follows:
i. Positional Number System
ii. Non-Positional Number System


Q. 192109 Describe the binary representation of real numbers.
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

 Real numbers are represented in storage medium by their exponent’s mantissa. For example, number 32.17 can be written as 0.3217 x 102, 0.3217 is its mantissa & 2 (power) is its exponent. Binary numbers can also be expressed in this same notation by starting a number (mantissa) & an exponent of 2. The format is as shown in figure below:

 
             Mantissa                                                                 Exponent
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1

The mantissa is in two’s complement form; the leftmost bit can, therefore, be thought of a sign bit. The binary point is assumed to be to the right of the sign bit.


Q. 192110 Express –17 in two’s compliment form.
 
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

 Positive expression of number                    0001 0001
       Compliment                                             1110 1110
       Add 1                                                        1110 1111
       Therefore, –17 equals 1110 1111.


Q. 192111 What is Two’s compliment of a number & how can it be calculated?
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

 Two’s compliment represents numbers in their true forms i.e., their binary equivalents & negative numbers in 2’s compliment.
2’s compliment of a number is calculated by adding 1 to its 1’s complement.

For example: The 2’s compliment of number 6 (0110) will be:

                   1’s compliment of 1001   = 1001

                   2’s compliment of 0110   =   +1

                                                                 = 1010


Q. 192112 Describe the One’s complement Representation.
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

 One’s compliment represents positive numbers by their binary equivalents (called true forms) & negative numbers by their 1’s complements (called 1’s compliment forms).
To calculate 1’s compliment of a binary number, just replace every 0 with 1 & every 1 with 0. For Example: 1’s compliment of binary number 1001 will be 0110 & for 1100 will be 0011.


Q. 192113 How many numbers can be represented by N bit word? Explain your answer.
 
A. USB.
B. AGP.
C. Infrared Ports.
D. bluetooth.

Right Answer is:

SOLUTION

2n –1. In the binary number, of say 8 bits, MSB is reserved for sign notation. Therefore, the maximum magnitude which can be represented, is of 7 bits. That is, one less than the total no of bits (2n). Maximum number which can be represented in 8 bits signed notation is 27 is 128. An 8 bit word can represent 28 –1 = 255 numbers i.e. –127 to 0 & 0 to +128.

 


Q. 192114 The port that is used to connect graphics card is known as


A. USB.

B. Infrared Port.

C. bluetooth.

D. AGP.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) is used to connect graphics card that provides high-speed video performance.


Q. 192115 The device used to connect external devices to the computer is called


A. hard disk.

B. port.

C. compact disk.

D. disk drives.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

A port is an application-specific or a process-specific software construct to serve as a communications endpoint used by Transport Layer protocols of the Internet Protocol Suite such as Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP).


Q. 192116 The processor and the memory are located on the


A. expansion board.

B. motherboard.

C. output device.

D. storage component.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

All the components of memory are embedded on the motherboard. It is the central printed circuit board (PCB)in some complex electronic systems, such as modern personal computers.


Q. 192117 The components that process data are located in the


A. input unit.

B. output unit.

C. system unit.

D. storage unit.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

The system unit contains ALU and CU for processing the data.


Q. 192118 The device similar in functioning to a DVD except it has 5.2 GB of memory is a


A. CD-R.

B. floppy disk.

C. CD-RW.

D. hard disk.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

A DVD is same as CD-RW. Both are used to write data and store information. The only difference is of the storage capacity.


Q. 192119 Calculations are made by the computer with the help of


A. main memory.

B. cache memory.

C. ALU.

D. control unit.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

All the arithmetic and logical calculations are made in the Arithmetic and Logical Unit.


Q. 192120 Characteristic of volatile memory is that


A. it loses its contents at high ambient temperature.

B. its contents are lost on power failure.

C. it is to be kept in airtight boxes.

D. it is the latest type of bubble memory.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

Volatile memory is power dependent. RAM is an example of volatile memory.


Q. 192121 The type of ROM that should not be exposed to ultraviolet light is


A. programmable ROM.

B. erasable PROM.

C. electrical PROM.

D. EEPROM.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

EPROM is a special type of memory that retains its contents until it is exposed to ultraviolet light.


Q. 192122 The memory typically used in calculators is


A. ROM.

B. RAM.

C. DRAM.

D. SDRAM.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

ROM is used because it is non-volatile.


Q. 192123 The DRAM allowing data transfer on both transfer edges is


A. EDO DRAM.

B. Rambus DRAM.

C. Synchronous DRAM.

D. DDR SDRAM.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

It is Double Data Rate SDRAM. It supports data transfer on both edges of each clock cycle (the rising and falling edges); thus, doubling the memory bandwidth over the corresponding single-data-rate SDRAM.


Q. 192124 DDRSDRAM stands for


A. Decoded Data Rate SDRAM.

B. Digital Data Rate SDRAM.

C. Double Data Rate SDRAM.

D. Digital Data Requirement SDRAM.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

DDRSDRAM stands for Double Data Rate SDRAM. It provides data transfer at double speed as compared to other types of dynamic RAM.


Q. 192125 The RAM that needs to be refreshed is


A. DRAM.

B. SRAM.

C. SSRAM.

D. DSRAM.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

As capacitors lose their charge over time, dynamic RAM boards must include logic to “refresh” (recharge) the RAM chips as many as thousand times a second, which is called memory refreshing.


Q. 192126 The memory access time is measured in


A. milliseconds.

B. microseconds.

C. seconds.

D. nanoseconds.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

The memory access time is so small in magnitude that it has to be measured in the smallest unit of time that is nanoseconds.


Q. 192127 Optical Card Reader is a/an


A. input device.

B. output device.

C. storage device.

D. memory device.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

An optical card reader is used for reading marks made on the face of a preprinted card that utilizes a video camera and a memory device to capture and store an image of at least a portion of the card.


Q. 192128 DRAM stores its information in a cell containing a


A. capacitor and resistor.

B. transistor and resistor.

C. transistor and capacitor.

D. resistor, transistor and capacitor.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

The two elements are: a MOSFET( Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor) switch and a capacitor storing a bit.


Q. 192129 A vector of bits that identifies a particular memory element is called


A. word.

B. memory address.

C. memory.

D. byte.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

The memory address of an element, which contains bit information is an array of bits with information organised in the form of memory cells.


Q. 192130 The screen of a cathode ray tube is coated with


A. phosphor.

B. phosphorous.

C. zinc oxide.

D. zinc sulphide.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

Due to the presence of phosphor, screen glows.


Q. 192131 The data accepted by the output unit from processing unit is in


A. decimal form.

B. binary form.

C. octal form.

D. hexadecimal form.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

The processing unit of computer changes the data to binary form, which is then sent to the output device.


Q. 192132 The number of keys in a keyboard is


A. 100 to 110.

B. 101 to 105.

C. 106 to 120.

D. 109 to 115.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

A keyboard has 101 to 105 keys. There are different types of keys on the keyboard, which include the number keys, character keys and the various symbolic keys.


Q. 192133 The appropriate software required for running the input/output devices are called


A. disks.

B. application software.

C. disk drives.

D. hard disks.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

A disk drive is a peripheral device used to record and retrieve information. Main implementations are hard disks, floppy disks and optical discs.


Q. 192134 The full form of OMR is


A. Optical Mark Reader.

B. Object Map Reading.

C. Organization Map Reading.

D. Object Mark Reader.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

An OMR device uses forms, which are pre-printed onto 'trans-optic' paper and measure the amount of light, which passes through the paper, thus a mark on either side of the paper will reduce the amount of light passing through the paper.


Q. 192135 The unit which facilitates communication from man to machine is a/an


A. input unit.

B. semiconductor unit.

C. floppy disk unit.

D. output unit.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

'Input' is used when the programmer wants the user to input (enter) information such as his name. Thus, 'input' means what is sent to the computer.


Q. 192136 The examples of impact printer are


A. electromagnetic printers, drum printers, laser printer only.

B. thermal printers, inkjet printers, dot-matrix printers only.

C. laser printers, electrostatic printers only.

D. line printers, drum printers, and daisy wheel printers.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

In impact printers, there is a mechanical contact between the print head and paper. They come in a lot of varieties such as, line printers, drum printers, daisy wheel printers and dot-matrix printers.


Q. 192137 The printer which uses the paper coated with a non conducting dielectric material, is


A. electromagnetic printer.

B. laser printer.

C. electrostatic printer.

D. daisy wheel printer.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

This paper holds charges when voltages are applied with writing “nibs” (heads). These heads write dots on the paper as it passes.


Q. 192138 The full form of TFT is


A. Tiny Float Transistor.

B. Thin Film Transistor.

C. Thick Film Transistor.

D. Thin Film Tracks.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

It is the device within each pixel that sets the charge.


Q. 192139 A term used interchangeably with diskette is called


A. disk cartridge.

B. packets disk.

C. disk pack.

D. floppy disk.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

It is a data storage medium that is composed of a disk of thin, flexible magnetic storage medium. It is encased in a square or rectangular plastic shell.


Q. 192140 Multiple choice examination answer sheets are evaluated by


A. Optical Character Reader.

B. Optical Mark Reader.

C. Magnetic Ink character.

D. Magnetic tape.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

OMR (Optical Card Reader) is a device designed to read answers placed on a form or a document.


Q. 192141 Dot – matrix is a type of a


A. printer.

B. bus.

C. tape.

D. disk.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

A dot matrix printer is a type of computer printer with a print head that runs back and forth, or in an up and down motion, on the page and prints by impact, striking an ink-soaked cloth ribbon against the paper, much like a typewriter.


Q. 192142 The concentric circles on floppy disks are known as


A. cylinders.

B. tracks.

C. sectors.

D. segments.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

The tracks are arranged in concentric rings so that the software can jump from "file 1" to "file 19" without having to fast forward through files 2-18.


Q. 192143 The organization which uses magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) extensively is the


A. housing departments.

B. oil and natural gas commission.

C. electricity boards.

D. banks.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

MICR is a character reading technology adopted mainly by the banking industry to facilitate the processing of cheques.


Q. 192144 MICR stands for


A. Magnet Ink Character Recognition.

B. Magnet Ink Character Reader.

C. Magnetic Ink Cadets Recognition.

D. Magnetic Ink Character Reader.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

It is a character reading technology adopted mainly by the banking industry to facilitate the processing of cheques.


Q. 192145 Volatile memory


A. loses its contents at high temperatures.

B. is to be kept in airtight boxes.

C. loses its contents on failure of power supply.

D. does not lose its contents on failure of power supply.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

RAM (Random Access Memory) is a volatile memory, i.e., its contents are erased when the power goes off.


Q. 192146 A memory that relies on a MOSFET switch to charge a capacitor is called


A. static memory.

B. dynamic memory.

C. non-volatile memory.

D. capacitor memory.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

This memory is a highly volatile memory because not only the power must be kept on but the capacitor charge must also be refreshed after every few milliseconds.


Q. 192147 A group of 4 bits is called a


A. nib.

B. nibble.

C. byte.

D. gigabyte.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

It is a computing term for a four–bit aggregation.


Q. 192148 The most common input device used today is


A. motherboard.

B. central processing unit.

C. keyboard.

D. semiconductor.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

It is a typewriter like device, which is used to type in letters, digits and commands.


Q. 192149 A mic can work only when our computer has a special hardware known as


A. visual display unit.

B. monitor.

C. CRT.

D. sound card.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

A mic is an input device that converts the sound received into computer’s format, which is called digitized sound.


Q. 192150 Graphic output is produced with the help of


A. monitor.

B. printer.

C. speaker.

D. plotter.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

Plotter is an output device. It is a vector graphics-printing device to print graphical plots.


Q. 192151 Mylar, a flexible substance is used in


A. hard disk.

B. diskette.

C. system cabinet.

D. main memory.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

Diskette is another name for floppy disk. The floppy disks enable one to transfer small files between computers and also to store data / information as backup.


Q. 192152 A floppy disk is made up of a flexible substance called


A. tracks.

B. sectors.

C. blue ray.

D. mylar.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

They have a magnetic surface which allows the recording of data.


Q. 192153 The disks on which data can be recorded only once are


A. CD-R.

B. CD-RW.

C. CD-ROM.

D. CD-ONE.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

CD-R is Compact Disk–Recordable. It allows us to write on one part of the disk once and another part at a later time. The data once written on this disk cannot be erased.


Q. 192154 ROM stands for


A. Random Access Memory.

B. Read Only Memory.

C. Read Output Memory.

D. Routine Output Memory.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

ROM is read only memory because data can be only read from it and not modified.


Q. 192155 RAM is described as the memory that


A. temporarily stores data or programs.

B. retains even after the computer is shut off.

C. is controlled by the storage unit.

D. permanently stores instructions.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

RAM is volatile in nature therefore on power failure the unsaved data gets erased.


Q. 192156 The physical components of a computer system are called


A. software.

B. hardware.

C. application.

D. operating systems.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

The physical components of a computer system are called hardware, which includes CPU, monitor, mouse etc.


Q. 192157 Storage capacity of hard disk in a common PC is measured in


A. GB.

B. MB.

C. KB.

D. TB.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

Storage capacity of hard disk is measured in GB. GB stands for Giga Bytes.


Q. 192158 Primary memory stores


A. address.

B. chips.

C. result set only..

D. programs to obtain results after processing on data.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

A primary memory is the main memory in which we can store data, programs as well as results.


Q. 192159 The storage device that can store maximum amount of data is a/an


A. floppy disk.

B. hard disk.

C. compact disk.

D. magnetic optical disk.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

A hard disk can store anywhere from 10 to more than 100 gigabytes.


Q. 192160 The number of bits of information that each memory cell in a computer chip can hold is


A. 0 bits.

B. 2 bits.

C. 4 bits.

D. 1 bit.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

A memory cell stores one bit of information at a time. A collection of these bits make a word.


Q. 192161 Device used as the standard pointing device in a Graphical User Environment is called


A. joystick.

B. mouse.

C. keyboard.

D. trackball.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

A mouse is a pointer device that points on the location of the cursor on the screen.


Q. 192162 Chips responsible for storing permanent data and instructions are


A. RAM chips.

B. SRAM chips.

C. DRAM chips.

D. ROM chips.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

ROM is non-volatile in nature; hence, the contents are not lost even during power failure.


Q. 192163 The other name for volatile memory is


A. RAM.

B. ROM.

C. cache memory.

D. secondary memory.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

ROM is non-volatile memory because it is not power dependent.


Q. 192164 An example of the best printer is


A. laser printer.

B. dot-matrix printer.

C. electromagnetic printer.

D. thermal printer.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

Laser printers produce very high quality of output and are very fast.


Q. 192165 A hardware peripheral that allows computer users to input audio into their computers is a


A. speaker.

B. keyboard.

C. mouse.

D. microphone.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

A mic or a microphone converts the sound received into computer’s format that is in digitalised sound.


Q. 192166 Letters and numbers come under


A. punctuation keys.

B. numeric keys.

C. alphanumeric keys.

D. symbolic keys.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

Alphanumeric keys include all the letters from a-z and numbers from 0-9.


Q. 192167 The printers which have mechanical contact between the print head and paper are


A. non-impact printers.

B. impact printers.

C. laser printers.

D. inkjet printers.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

It refers to a class of printers that work by banging a head or needle against an ink ribbon to make a mark on the paper.


Q. 192168 The natural limitations of speed in electromechanical devices and cost considerations have led to the development of printers called


A. impact printers.

B. non-impact printers.

C. dot-matrix printers.

D. drum printers.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

Non-impact printers are much quieter than impact printers as there printing heads do not strike the paper.


Q. 192169 The amount of time taken to produce data required from memory, from the start of access until the availability of data, is called


A. random access time.

B. memory management.

C. memory access time.

D. random management.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

When memory is read or written, this is known as memory access. The time required to carry out an instruction is called memory access time.


Q. 192170 The high speed memory available inside CPU in order to speed up access to data and instructions stored in RAM memory is


A. main memory.

B. secondary memory.

C. cache memory.

D. virtual memory.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

Cache is a special high speed storage mechanism. It can be either a reserved section of main memory or an independent high-speed storage device.


Q. 192171 The port used for attaching a video card to a computer’s motherboard to assist the acceleration of 3D computer graphics is


A. USB port.

B. parallel port.

C. IR port.

D. AGP port.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

AGP port (Accelerated Graphics Port) is used to connect to graphic card that provides high speed video performance, which is required in games and other multimedia applications.


Q. 192172 The full form of VDU is


A. Visual Divide Unit.

B. Visual Display Unit.

C. Vacant Display unit.

D. Vacant Dabbling Unit.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

A visual display unit, often called simply a monitor or display, is a piece of electrical equipment that displays images generated from the video output of devices such as computers, without producing a permanent record.


Q. 192173 Results are obtained from the computer through its


A. input unit.

B. semiconductor unit.

C. floppy disk unit.

D. output unit.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

In computers, an output unit delivers information from the computer to an external device or from internal storage to external storage.


Q. 192174 The statement “Software design technology is a system not a secret.” is given by


A. Rachna Sagar.

B. Lawrence Peter.

C. Joan Christ.

D. Joan Peter.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

Lawrence Peter statement means that a systematic approach in software design should be adopted to develop an acceptable and efficient solution.


Q. 192175 The code that can handle exceptional data errors and operational errors is called


A. source code.

B. object code.

C. guard code.

D. self-documenting code.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

In order to produce robust programs, it should be coded to handle incorrect data or incorrect operations, which may cause run-time errors or abnormal termination of the program. This code is known as a guard code.


Q. 192176 The types of errors in a program are


A. two.

B. three.

C. four.

D. five.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

There are broadly three types of errors: compile time errors, run time errors and logical errors.


Q. 192177 Logical errors occur


A. due to mistaken analysis of program.

B. during the execution of the program.

C. due to violation in grammatical rules.

D. due to violation of rules and regulations in a program.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

A fallacy is a component of an argument, which, being demonstrably flawed in its logic or form renders the argument invalid in whole.


Q. 192178 Run-time errors occur


A. due to mistaken analysis of program.

B. during the execution of the program.

C. due to violation in grammatical rules.

D. due to violation of rules and regulations in a program.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

An error that happens only when the program is running is known as run time error.


Q. 192179 Formal rules governing the construction of valid statements in a language is known as


A. prologue.

B. semantics.

C. syntax.

D. source code.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

In logic, syntax comprises the rules governing the composition of texts in a formal language that constitute the properly formed formulas.


Q. 192180 The error due to invalid construction of statements in a programming language is known as


A. semantics error.

B. syntax error.

C. runtime error.

D. code error.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

In computer science, a syntax error refers to an error in the syntax of a sequence of characters or tokens that intends to be written in a particular programming language.


Q. 192181 Statements without a meaning lead to


A. semantics error.

B. syntax error.

C. runtime error.

D. code error.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

In programming, semantics error means writing a valid programming structure with invalid logic. The compiler will generate instructions that the computer will execute because it understands the syntax of the programming statements but the output will not be correct.


Q. 192182 Source code that uses meaningful identifier-names is known as


A. object code.

B. self documenting code.

C. detailed code.

D. printed code.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

Code should be self- documenting. If the programmer's intention can be expressed by (a) self-documenting code (e.g. giving good variable names), or by (b) writing comments, always choose the former one.


Q. 192183 The comment summarizing the purpose of a program, procedure or a function is known as


A. explanatory comment.

B. prologue.

C. documenting comment.

D. detailed comment.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

Prologue is a sequence of code instructions at the start of a function that preserves registers, sets the CPU state and establishes the stack. Different calling conventions use different prologues.


Q. 192184 Program formatting to make the program more readable is known as


A. free formatting.

B. echo printing.

C. pretty printing.

D. offset printing.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

The formatting style does not make any difference for a compiler, but the reader faces a lot of difficulty in understanding the program. Therefore, pretty printing is encouraged.


Q. 192185 Writing any number of statements in a line and separating them with a terminator symbol is known as


A. prettyprinting.

B. free formatting.

C. explanatory comments.

D. indent statements.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

In free formatting style, any number of programs can be written in one line using a statement operator.


Q. 192186 Comment explaining the action/role of a statement is known as


A. self-documenting comment.

B. documenting comment.

C. explanatory comment.

D. detailed comment.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

Explanatory comments explain the role and purpose of other identifiers (variables, constants) and statements.


Q. 192187 The function fabs() belongs to


A. math.h file.

B. iomanip.h file.

C. C.type file.

D. string.h file.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

The fabs() function computes the absolute value of a floating-point number x.


Q. 192188 The set of rules that give meaning to a statement are known as


A. prettyprinting.

B. semantics.

C. syntax.

D. control.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

The semantics of a programming language describes the relationship between the syntactical elements and the model of computation.


Q. 192189 The function setw() belongs to


A. math.h file.

B. iomanip.h file.

C. C.type file.

D. string.h file.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

The setw() sets the number of characters to be used as the field width for the next insertion operation. So, it is included in the header file responsible for performing manipulations.


Q. 192190 The function which appends a string to another string is known as


A. strcpy().

B. strcmp().

C. strcat().

D. toupper().

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

In computing, C++ offers a library function called strcat, which allows one memory block to be appended to another memory block.


Q. 192191 The technical documentation that includes prettyprinting is known as


A. user manual.

B. internal documentation.

C. external documentation.

D. subroutine.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

The internal documentation includes comments, self-documenting code and program formatting (prettyprinting). The goal of all these features is to make the program readable, understandable and easily modifiable.


Q. 192192 The approach in which the programmer identifies the logical entities in the program and declares them as program components is known as


A. paging.

B. segmentation with paging.

C. segmentation.

D. fragmentation.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

The division of larger segments into multiple small segments is known as segmentation.


Q. 192193 In multiprocessing operating system, the device which decides for how long the execution should take place is known as


A. time scheduler.

B. job scheduler.

C. super computer.

D. super processor.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

It is the super processor only that decides everything, regarding which process is to execute on which processor and for how long.


Q. 192194 Primary memory is also known as


A. destructive write and non-destructive read memory.

B. constructive write and non-destructive read memory.

C. destructive read and write memory.

D. constructive write and read memory.

Right Answer is: A

SOLUTION

Primary memory is termed as non-destructive read memory since the read operation does not destruct the contents of a memory word. It is destructive write memory because the write operation destructs the contents of a memory word.


Q. 192195 The measure of work done in a given interval of time is known as


A. interrupt.

B. time management.

C. throughput.

D. buffering.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

Throughput is the number of units of work that can be handled per unit of time; for instance, requests per second, calls per day, hits per second, reports per year, etc.


Q. 192196 In a deadlock situation, when the cancelled job starts all over again it is known as


A. feedback operation.

B. livelock operation.

C. paging.

D. rollback operation.

Right Answer is: D

SOLUTION

A rollback operation removes all changes made since the previous commit or rollback operation. The system also releases all locks related to the transaction.


Q. 192197 When a set of processes enter into indefinite wait condition, then it is known as


A. livelock.

B. deadlock.

C. semaphore.

D. critical section.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

The condition in which two or more processes are blocked, each waiting for a lock held by the other is known as deadlock.


Q. 192198 Processing of more than one job simultaneously by multiple processors is called


A. super processing.

B. multiprocessing.

C. time sharing processing.

D. multitask processing.

Right Answer is: B

SOLUTION

Simultaneous execution of instructions by multiple processors within a single computer is known as multiple processing.


Q. 192199 The header file that declares various character manipulation routines is known as


A. iomanip.h

B. string.h

C. ctype.h

D. math.h

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

The header ctype.h in the ANSI C standard library for the C programming language contains declarations for character classification functions.


Q. 192200 The most common input device used today is a


A. motherboard.

B. printer.

C. keyboard.

D. semiconductor.

Right Answer is: C

SOLUTION

A keyboard is a data input device for computers; arrangement of keys is modelled after the typewriter keyboard.


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