Data Representation and System Architecture

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  • Created on: 19-09-17 14:40
What is ASCII?
ASCII code is the numerical representation of a character such as 'a' or '@' or an action of some sort.
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What number is a in ASCII in decimal?
97
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What number is A in ASCII in decimal?
65
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What number is 0 in ASCII in decimal?
48
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How many bits does ASCII require?
7 bits
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What is a character set?
The characters available to a computer are called its character set.
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What is color depth?
The amount of colors that can be made using a certain amount of bits.
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How many bits are in deep color?
32+
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How many bits are in true color?
16
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How many bits are in high color?
24
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What is resolution?
Number of pixels per unit
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What is metadata?
Metadata means 'data about data' and provides information about the image.
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How does the resolution of an image affect the size of the file?
Gets bigger
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What is a pixel?
The smallest element of an image.
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What is image size?
Length and width of a image.
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How many colors can be represented using a 4-bit color depth?
16
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How do you calculate bit rate?
Frequency × bit depth × channels = Bit rate
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