Description : The character set used in Windows 2000 operating system is .... (A) 8 bit ASCII (B) Extended ASCII (C) 16 bit UNICODE (D) 12 bit UNICODE
Last Answer : (C) 16 bit UNICODE
Description : How do you calculate the number of bits of a body of text in ASCII? A. Number of characters * 7 B. Number of characters (including spaces) *7 C. bits in Huffman * 7 D. bits in Huffman / 7
Last Answer : B. Number of characters (including spaces) *7
Description : Deepti is confused between the terms ASCII and Unicode. Help her by differentiating between ASCII and Unicode. -Technology
Last Answer : ASCII: It is a 7 bit code that can represent 27 characters. It is platform dependent.UNICODE: It is 8 bit, 16 bit and 32 bit code to represent 28, 216, 232 characters respectively. It is platform independent.
Last Answer : ASCII: It is a 7 bit code that can represent 27 characters. It is platform dependent. UNICODE: It is 8 bit, 16 bit and 32 bit code to represent 28 , 216, 232 characters respectively. It is platform independent.
Description : Is string Unicode, ASCII, or something else?
Last Answer : Unicode
Description : Why do computers use binary? A. Because It's all the understand.... B. Because a computer is a series of switches, 1 being on and 0 being off C. Because they can't understand ASCII D. Because UNICODE doesn't work
Last Answer : A. Because It's all the understand....
Description : The commonly used standard data code to represent alphabetical, numerical and punctuation characters used in electronic data processing system is called A) ASCII B) EBCDIC C) BCD D) All of above
Last Answer : Answer : D
Description : The most commonly used standard data code to represent alphabetical, numerical and punctuation characters used in electronic data processing system is called A) ASCII B) EBCDIC C) BCD D) All of above
Last Answer : Answer : A
Description : sare the codes that represent alphabetic characters, punctuation marks and other special characters: a. Alphanumeric codes b. ASCII codes c. EBCDIC codes d. All of these
Last Answer : a. Alphanumeric codes
Description : Which code used to represent numbers, letters, punctuation marks as well as control characters: a. ASCII b. EBCDIC c. Both d. None of these
Last Answer : a. ASCII
Description : The most commonly used standard data code to represent alphabetical, numerical and punctuation characters used in electronic data processing system is called a. ASCII b. EBCDIC c. BCD d. All of above
Description : An ASCII is a character-encoding scheme that is employed by personal computers in order to represent various characters, numbers and control keys that the computer user selects on the ... C) American Standard Code for Information Integrity (D) American Standard Code for Isolated Information
Last Answer : (A) American Standard Code for Information Interchange
Description : Because we wish to allow each ASCII code to occupy one location in memory, most memories are _____ addressable. a. BYTE b. NIBBLE c. WORD (16 bits) d. DOUBLEWORD (32 bits)
Last Answer : a. BYTE
Description : Usually, it takes10-bits to represent one character. How many characters can betransmittedat a speed of 1200 BPS? A. 10 B. 12 C. 120 D. 1200 E. None of the above
Last Answer : 120
Description : Write the advantages of using Unicode to represent text. -Technology
Last Answer : Unicode encoding standard provides the basis for processing, storage and interchange of text data in any language in all modern software and information technology protocols.
Last Answer : Advantages of using Unicode to represent text are as follows :1. Allows for multilingual text using any or all the languages that you desire.2. Text in any language can be exchanged worldwide
Description : In the international standard ASCII encoding, each character needs 7 bits of storage; however, in an ASCII string one byte (8 bits) is usually used for each character. Explain why this is done?
Last Answer : Welcome to ask-public. I don’t want to do your homework for you, but I will get you started. The extra bit is called a parity bit. If you don’t know what that means, you can do some Web searching to learn more. If you are still stuck, I can explain further.
Description : A computer or device that uses 8-bit ASCII or EBCDIC will use how many bits to store each character?
Last Answer : Nine.
Description : The original ASCII code used…bits of each byte, reserving that last bit for error checking a. 5 b. 6 c. 7 d. 8
Last Answer : c. 7
Description : The standard ASCII A. is version II of ASC B. is used only in US and Canada C. has 132 characters including 32 control characters D. is subset of 8-bit EBCDIC code
Last Answer : C. has 132 characters including 32 control characters
Description : What to you think of taking an eight week online Java cerfitcate from Robertson College?
Last Answer : Eight week online Java cerfitcate from Robertson College not offered this year. Please just find me a good free online Java YouTube videos that worked for you? Also how do I purchase a Java and all its parts ... ? I just bought a Chromebook last month and will have to save money to buy a new laptop.
Description : How do you say "java" in Spanish?
Last Answer : answer:Cafe. Or, you can pronounce it haba.
Description : How do I install Leximancer?
Last Answer : Double click it, jar files just run. You may have to start it through the command prompt.
Description : What is your go-to cup of coffee - and what is your preferred brew?
Last Answer : answer::) That’d be a one-shot soya latte, in a medium sized cup, from Costa… If I have to go to a Starbucks, it’s the same drink but in a large sized cup – their coffee is stronger. Note – soya milk in the UK is nowhere near as sweet as soy milk in the US. It’s more nutty in flavour.
Description : Why abstraction in java is called as a mathematical entity?
Last Answer : answer:Abstract data classes are analogous to mathematical constructions. In Euclidean geometry, for example, the axioms would be like the methods in an abstract Java class. Since the terms in the axioms ... allow you to work with types that really are undefined and that have to be instantiated.
Description : How can I easily save a java game for offline use?
Last Answer : Can you maybe try this?
Description : How do I autofill an adobe flash login popup?
Last Answer : answer:Set up your Firefox options- Make sure remember search & form history : is checked under Firefox Privacy settings. You could choose remember passwords from sites under Security if you want. And ... I start typing. All of the above might work better than roboform and work in Flash too.
Description : Java Embedded Database for Global File System?
Last Answer : answer:Perhaps something like SQLite? I believe if shared on a GFS the application will lock the database during writing. And of course SQLite an embedded database, and can be used by Java as well as C++.
Description : A coffee lover's question - or rather, the debunking of a java myth. Proceed with caution.
Last Answer : Thankfully,no.I am a potter and throw stoneware mugs to sell to people who feel exactly as you do.there are alot of you out there :))
Description : Why do Rails developers hate Java so much?
Last Answer : Hating any tool makes no sense. You can’t hate tools, you can hate users or abusers thereof. But even that is not useful. Every tool has its use, and it may be ‘superior’ for a particular solution than another. That’s all there is.
Description : How can I use the reverse method of the string buffer using Java?
Last Answer : Show your attempt at using reverse() yourself, and one of us might help you fix/improve it. No one is going to write your homework for you.
Description : Django in the enterprise?
Last Answer : I think Glassfish + JRuby + Rails is pretty common. Perhaps Glassfish + Jython + Django?
Description : How to format text (like bold, italic) in jabber/gtalk?
Last Answer : Not sure for jabber. But for Google Talk it's actually the same as for Fluther. Surround your text with the modifiers to style the string. Asterisks will make it bold, underscores will make it italicized, and dashes ... use it, but I don't know if a robot script will act the same. I hope that helps.
Description : Why can't I get java to download?
Last Answer : Look at the help files. that is a known error with a known workaround. You have to kill a process, or uninstall your previous iteration.
Description : Can an iPod touch run .jar games?
Last Answer : Nope, iPod touch doesn’t run Java, or Adobe :(
Description : Can I set a 'limit' on an integer value in a java applet?
Last Answer : At the beginning of the function, always check to see if ‘nowplaying’ is > 9. If it is, set it to 0 and then have the function run normally. I’m familiar with C++, so I can’t really help you with the syntax, but this should be pretty easy.
Description : How do I program a neural network from scratch using Java?
Last Answer : There are many implementations of neural networks... What will you be using it for? I wrote a fairly simple one in college in Java just using basic data types. Can you give me some more info?
Description : ajc gone blind?
Last Answer : answer:These folks are having the same problem. I don’t know much about this type of stuff, but they do. http://forum.springsource.org/archive/index.php/t-25945.html
Description : Can you play runescape on an iPhone?
Last Answer : Oh dear.
Description : Which Jabber server software has the smallest memory footprint?
Last Answer : answer:Andrew, I not sure what version of Wildfire (now called OpenFire) you are using?We are running Wildfire at my work on WinTel boxes and its memory footprint is small. I've also used ... this document that compares the various Jabber servers with an extensive list of features. Good Luck! R
Description : Can I get MobiTV or Java on my iPhone?
Last Answer : you can’t get Java because you can’t change the iPhone it’s self. But just try a Slingbox for mobile tv after the SDK.
Description : How to open Textmate for a .java document since the begining?
Last Answer : answer:You can’t do that with TextMate as far as I know. You could, however make a shell script that does something like: touch $1.java mate $1.java Where $1 is the path and file name passed as an argument (eg: `./script.sh Class`)
Description : Difference between object instantiation and construction ?
Last Answer : Ans. Though It's often confused with each other, Object Creation ( Instantiation ) and Initialization ( Construction ) are different things in Java. Construction follows object creation. Object ... provides one default implementation to set the default values according to the member data types.
Description : Does Declaring an object "final" makes it immutable ?
Last Answer : Ans. Only declaring primitive types as final makes them immutable. Making objects final means that the object handler cannot be used to target some other object but the object is still mutable.
Description : How to implement an immutable class ?
Last Answer : Ans. We can make a class immutable by 1. Making all methods and variables as private. 2. Setting variables within constructor. Public Class ImmutableClass{ private int member; ImmutableClass(int var){ member= ... (5); Now all members being private , you can't change the state of the object.
Description : What is an immutable class ?
Last Answer : Ans. Class using which only immutable (objects that cannot be changed after initialization) objects can be created.
Description : What is an Immutable Object ?
Last Answer : Ans. Object that can't be changed after instantiation.