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Languages are defined as communication skill which is used to interact with any person or device. The skill should be such that a proper interaction could be established between the two communicating persons or a person and a device. The microprocessor is a programmable device that recognizes and operates in binary numbers (0’s and 1’s)….
Computer systems have undergone many changes recently. The invention of microprocessors with IC technology reduces large machines to small desktop computer systems. A number of computers are available with the same basic functions but all of these are not the same. computer systems can be categorized according to the application for which it is designed….
The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is an accepted standard for interfacing Web servers and external applications. Web servers and external applications. Web servers were originally designed to serve static HTML documents along with other associated static files. A web browser that communicates with a Web server limits its functionality to serving static pages. It displays…
O Level is an Exam conducted by the NIELIT under the scheme of DOEACC. and this course is equivalent to foundation courses like BCA and any other computer courses. Syllabus for O-level exam These are the topics included in the O Level Exam. you need to cover all these topics for this exam. and you can…
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The Internet has been in a state of continuous evolution since the late 1960s. it has grown into an important infrastructure supporting a widespread, multi-disciplinary community. this community consists of students, scientists and researchers, large corporations, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and individual consumers. What is Internet – Definition Internet is a large computer network or…
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