Im guessing that your grade 6. Spelling program 2.1?? Page 27 question 4 F. The answer is COMPUTER. Cause it says in the book. Com-Put-Er.
A computer.
Some fax machine have data log files. Faxes are saved in its archive memory, you can still print the fax in its sent log files.
Yes, files that contain nonprintable characters, such as machine instructions or other data not intended for direct human reading, are known as binary files. Unlike text files, which consist of readable characters, binary files can include a variety of data types, including images, audio, and executable code. This makes them suitable for storing complex data structures and formats that require precise representation.
A service that stores all of your files and documents in a remote location in case something happens to your computer and you lose all of your data & files.
FTP is the File Transfer Protocol, which can be used to transmit computer files from one computer to another. The files that are transmitted may contain any type of data, including executable machine code files. Typically, the files are compressed archives (such as ZIP or RAR files) to reduce the overall transmission times.
Richard C Roistacher has written: 'A style manual for machine-readable data files and their documentation' -- subject(s): Information storage and retrieval systems, Electronic data processing documentation, Machine-readable bibliographic data
Data files are data whereas data records are backups.
nDF files, or NetCDF (Network Common Data Form) files, are a set of software libraries and machine-independent data formats designed for the creation, access, and sharing of scientific data. They are commonly used in geosciences, climate modeling, and other fields to store multidimensional data such as temperature, pressure, and other environmental variables. NetCDF files facilitate the efficient handling of large datasets and allow for easy data sharing across different platforms and programming environments.
Backup memory is a separate file that stores a duplicate copy of all of your data. This is so if a system crashes, you can access the files again using the backup memory files.
Go to the original machine and locate the data files in question. Back them up to a flashdrive or some such medium, and insert that into the new machine.Place the files in the exact folder you got them from on the old one. If you get "do you want to overwrite?" errors, that means the files were already there.
Terminology on data information and files?
Ghost in the Machine - The X-Files - was created on 1993-10-29.