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9 - Units and Number Bases MatchUp

Target Level
C
Running Total
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Attempt
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Click on a top box, then click on its match below. Or, drag a top box and drop it onto the correct match. Match all pairs before clicking ‘Check’.

Primitive
Shift
ASCII
AND
OR
Addition
Conversion
String
Denary
Real
Unicode
Subtraction
Normalisation
XOR
A generic data type that refers to any numeric data capable of storing fractions
The operation by which the inputs of 11111000 and 00001111 would result in the output of 11110111
A character set that uses 16 bits to store each character
The operation by which the inputs of 11100000 and 00000111 would be 11011001
The data type best suited to storing a telephone number
A generic term used to refer translation of a number from one number base to an equivalent number in a different number base
The operation by which the inputs of 11111000 and 00001111 would result in the output of 00001000
The means by which binary numbers are multiplied or divided by multiples of 2
The process of ensuring that a floating point number's mantissa maximises precision in a given number of bits
The operation by which the inputs of 11111000 and 00001111 would result in the output of 11111111
A character set that uses seven bits to store each character
A term that refers to data types that cannot be split into smaller data types
A numbering system also referred to as 'decimal'
The operation by which the inputs of 11100000 and 00000111 would be 11100111

This is your 1st attempt! You get 3 marks for each one you get right. Good luck!

Pass Mark
75%