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What kind of card does computers need to display programs and data?
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∙ 12y ago
It's called either a video card, or a display graphics card.
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How do mapmakers use computers to store and display map data?
with the computers maomakers
What are the computers process data under the control of sets of instructions?
What sets of instructions do computers use to process data? - Computer Programs
How did mapmakers use computers to store and display data?
well mapmakers used a computer to store the data.
With computers mapmakers can store process and display map data electronically?
True
Do computers process information into data?
input
What are the 5 specialized programs for computers?
protocol, drivers, data type, virtual machine, and libraries.
What is it called when two or more computer and other devices that are connected for the purpose of sharing data and programs?
Two or more computers that are connected for the purpose of sharing data and programs is called a network.
What is the core of an operating system that maintains the computers clock starts applications and assigns the computers resources such as devices programs data and information?
Kernal
What is The definition of a math cell?
In excel or similar programs, it is used to graph/display data in a rectangular fashion.
Are recovery programs helpful when restoring computers?
Recovery programs are helpful when restoring computer because they help salvage data. They use data taken as backups by the computer and make it useable again.
How do you get data from a lost SIM card?
Unless you have taken a backup of data (like contact details) from your SIM card, you can not get back data from a lost SIM card. Some phone service providers have recently started a service in which they can keep a backup copy of your SIM data on their network computers and you can get the data back in case of a lost or bad SIM card.
What was the significance of the punch card?
It is the medium by which people communicate with computers in the olden days. Computer programs are written in punched cards, input data are also written in punched cards. There was a special machine called "card reader" to interpret what were in the punched cards and convert them into machine readable form.
