This is not correct a computer only understands on and off which is not the same as yes and no. A Artificial Intelligence type computer the like the IBM's Watson which performs cognitive computing can come up with alternative or best answer not just yes or no
What are two things you should do ahead of time to prepare for a lab? Read the procedure carefully and make sure you understand all the directions.
Mostly two things. The hardware has to be compatible so it is configured to be. Software, which has to run on and be supported by the hardware. It is also configured for this purpose.
Two things that are harmful
Two or Three Things I Know About Her was created on 1967-03-17.
A fire requires three things. It requires heat or a source of ignition, oxygen, and fuel. Paper being the fuel, and oxygen, are only two of the three things required for a fire.
binary number system used in computers because computer can understand only binary language as it starts from 0and 1. which makes computer easier.
Only two, a computer and a browser.
A computer "knows" nothing but it only understands "1" or "0"(binary code)
Ones and zeros?
From a philosophical standpoint of view, it is safe to say that a computer understands nothing, given that understanding requires cognitive ability.From a less philosophical standpoint of view, most will argue that a computer only recognizes the two logical states of TRUE and FALSE (often also expressed as 0 and 1, or other pairs derived from actual physical implementations within the computer's electronic circuitry, such as high and low, or 0 volts vs 5 volts (or other non-zero voltage values).
how is it possible that modern computer systems rely on only two digits?
CLI and GUI
0 and 1. There are only 10 types of people. Those that understand binary and those that do not! If you do not understand that sentence you do not understand binary.
All forms of data within a computer are based on digital circuits. A digital circuit can have exactly two states, one of "on" or "off". They are not able to represent intermediate values, such as "half-on" or "three-quarters off"; this would be known as an analog circuit. Since there are only two possible states for any single datum (called a "bit"), computers can only understand series of these bits ("bytes", "kilobytes", etc).
restart your computer without device hooked up
True
input and output?