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Cards (58)

  • A string
    A word
  • Integer
    Whole number
  • Booloan
    True/false value
  • Float
    A decimal number
  • List
    Several values stored in a handy list
  • Tuple
    Special type of list which cannot be changed. They are represented by () and not []
  • Why do we need data types 

    So you can do different things depending on the data type E.G math with integers
  • Incrementing
    Adding one to a value
  • Decrementing
    Subtracting a value
  • How do we find out what data type it is 

    Type()
  • Computer
    A device that Takes an input-processes it and produces an output
  • Embedded computer
    Less obvious computer
  • Internet of things
    Lots of embedded computers connected to the same system
  • external ip
    Allows devices to be routed to the same system and gives each device a number
  • Ipv1,2,3
    didn’t work so binned
  • IPv4
    only 32 bit so we ran out
  • Ipv5
    Still only 32 bit so didn’t work
  • IPv6
    128 bit system so we won’t run out
  • ip adress 

    Number given to it so data is routed to it
  • Ipv9
    Made as an April fools 😂
  • Embedded computer 

    Small computer designed to perform one specific function
  • Characteristics of embedded computer
    • small in size
    • cheap in price
    • limited functionality
    • customised hardware and software
  • Microcontroller
    Consist of cpu, memory, input/output ports and circuitry all on one chip
    they are used for the proccessing
  • How do microcontrollers work 

    Data received from input device which gets stored temporarily in the microcontrollers ram
    cpu then acts upon this data according To a programs instructions stored in flash memory
    a signal is send to an output device to carry out an appropriate action
  • What could a microcontroller have
    • timer to measure time intervals
    • counter to store number of times the same event occurs
    • form of wireless connectivity so they can communicate with other devices
  • Actuator
    A device that can be switched on by a computer to do a job such as to turn something on/off
  • How do actuators work 

    Produces motion by converting energy signals going into the system
  • What motion does actuators produce
    Linear or rotary
  • How do we store data 

    We have to turn numbers to 1’s and 0’s so that the ram can store them
  • What is ascii 

    7 bit binary numbers which represents each symbol e.g a = 1100001
    ascii is known as a ’standard’
  • Why was ascii bad
    It didn’t support for the languages with lots of letters and symbols
  • Extended ascii 

    8 bit so 256 unique codes but this still isn’t enough
  • Unicode
    16 bit so 65536 unique codes
  • Bitmaps
    List of pixels in a file which can be drawn into different colours to make an image
  • What do Bitmaps need 

    A colour code and image width
  • High resolution 

    More pixels so a higher quality as the pixels are smaller
  • Low resolution
    Les pixels which Are bigger meaning lower quality
  • A bit 

    Can only handle 2 values of 1 and 0 but they don’t take up as much memory
  • true Colour
    What modern computers have with over 16 million colour combinations
  • Minor required 

    Width x height x colour depth