12CPC Information Representation

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Base
Number of different digits in a system.
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Place Value
Specific value of a digit based on position.
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Denary
Base 10 number system.
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Binary Systems
Base 2 number system using 0 and 1.
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Bits
Binary digits representing data.
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Binary Representation
All data and characters represented in binary.
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Binary Prefix
Prefix indicating binary factor values.
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Denary Prefix
Prefix indicating decimal factor values.
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Binary Coded Decimal (BCD)
4-bit representation for each denary digit.
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Nibble
Group of 4 bits in binary.
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Two's Complement
Method for representing negative binary numbers.
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Most Significant Bit (MSB)
Leftmost bit indicating sign in binary.
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Hexadecimal Systems
Base 16 number system using 0-9 and A-F.
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Character Set
Collection of characters with binary representations.
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Character Encoding
Mapping characters to binary values.
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ASCII
7-bit encoding for English characters.
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Extended ASCII
8-bit encoding including European languages.
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Unicode
Encoding for global languages using 2 or 4 bytes.
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Bitmap Images
Images created by assigning colors to pixels.
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Image Resolution
Number of pixels in an image.
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Screen Resolution
Pixels visible on a device's screen.
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Colour Depth
Bits used to represent a pixel's color.
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File Size Calculation
File size based on pixels and color depth.
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Vector Graphics
Graphics made of mathematically defined objects.
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Drawing Objects
Shapes defined mathematically in vector graphics.
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Scalability
Ability to resize without quality loss.
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Analogue Data
Continuous electrical signals representing information.
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Digital Data
Discrete electrical signals representing information.
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Sound Signals
Vibrations through a medium, inherently analogue.
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Sampling Rate
Number of samples taken per time unit.
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Sampling Resolution
Bits used to encode each sound sample.
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Bit Rate
Bits used to store one second of sound.
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Compression
Process of reducing file size without quality loss.
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Lossless Compression
Compression allowing perfect reconstruction of data.
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Run-Length Encoding (RLE)
Lossless compression encoding identical sequences.
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Lossy Compression
Compression that irreversibly eliminates unnecessary data.
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Perceptual Coding
Removes inaudible parts in sound file compression.
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Maximum Positive Number (8 bits)
127, highest value in 8-bit binary.
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Maximum Negative Number (8 bits)
-128, lowest value in 8-bit binary.
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Hexadecimal Example
A5 in denary equals 165.
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File Header
Metadata in bitmap images including size.
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Image Size
Total number of pixels in an image.
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Binary to Denary Conversion
Process of converting binary numbers to decimal.
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Denary to Binary Conversion
Process of converting decimal numbers to binary.
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