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A Digital Computer

 A digital computer is a digital system that performs various computational tasks. The word "Digital" implies that the information in the computer is represented by variables that take a limited number of discrete values. These values are processed internally by components that can maintain a limited number of discrete states. These discrete values are taken by the decimal digits 0 to 9.  The first electronic digital systems was developed at 1940s late, it was primarily only used for some numerical computations.  As we all know a digital computer uses binary number system & it can only understand a binary number. And a binary number has only 2 digits 0 & 1 . Let me tell you one more interesting thing is that a binary digit is called "bit" here. That means if we use 0 it means its a bit, and vise versa.  In a digital computer all information is only represented in group of bits. After using various programming techniques & some algorithms, these grou

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  CPU : CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT   OS : OPERATING SYSTEM UPS : UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY RAM : RANDOM-ACCESS MEMORY ROM : READ-ONLY MEMORY LCD : LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY   LED : LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE   FAT : FILE ALLOCATION TABLE DOC : DOCUMENT   MMC : MULTIMEDIA CARD   CD : COMPACT DISC   DVD : DIGITAL VERSATILE DISC   ISO : INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR STANDARDIZATION   DB : DATABASE   IC : INTEGRATED CIRCUIT   TEMP : TEMPORARY   WMP : WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER   MP3 : MOVING PICTURE EXPERTS GROUP PHASE 3 (MPEG-3)   MPEG : MOVING PICTURE EXPERTS GROUP PHASE (MPEG)   JPG : JOINT PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERTS GROUP   AVI : AUDIO VIDEO INTERLEAVE   WMV : WINDOWS MEDIA VIDEO   GIF : GRAPHICS INTERCHANGE FORMAT   USB : UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS   IP : INTERNET PROTOCOL   DNS : DOMAIN NAME SYSTEM   HTTP : HYPERTEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL   HTTPS : HYPERTEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL SECURE   HTML : HYPERTEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE   XML : EXTENSIBLE MARKUP LANGUAGE   CSS : CASCADING STYLE SHEETS