Differences among High Level Languages, Assembly Languages and Machine Languages.

  High level languages   Assembly languages    Machine languages 1.       Easy to understand 1.       Less  under stable 1.       Very difficult to understand 2.       Program are portable 2.       Not portable-Portable…

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High Level, Assembaly and Machine Languages

Programming Language: A computer program is basically a set of instruction which when executed by the computer do a specific task. The CPU processes the data as per the instruction…

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Analysis of Algorithm and Flow Chart

Algorithm An algorithm is a complete, detailed, and precise step by step method for solving a problem independently of the software and hardware of the computer. Efficiency of an algorithm…

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Conversion of Number System

Conversion of Number System   Decimal Number System to Binary Number System:- (25.625)10 = (X)2 For 25 Output  Remainder 25 / 2 = 12      1 12 / 2 =…

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Decimal, Binary, Octal, Hexadecimal Number Systems

Number System A number system of base r is a system that uses distinct symbols for r digits. There are four types of number system- Decimal number system Binary number…

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Microsoft Window Operating System

Microsoft Window Operating System MS Window was introduced by Microsoft Corporation in the year 1985. It was brought in as an odd on to MS-Dos due to growing interest of…

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LINUX Operating System

LINUX Operating System Linux is basically multi user, multitasking operating system. It provides character interface & graphical user interface. Both for interacting with computer.It was originally designed and developed by…

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UNIX Architecture (Purpose, Function, Services and Types)

UNIX Architecture: UNIX is multi user, multi-tasking operating system. UNIX has a hierarchical architecture consisting of several layers provides a unique function as well as maintains interaction with its lower…

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MS-DOS (Purpose, Function, Services and Types)

MS-DOS  Tim Patterson originally developed MS-DOS in 1980. DOS is still 16 bit OS and does not support multiple users or multitasking. MS-DOS stands for Microsoft Disk operating System. This…

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Operating System and Its Management Functions

Operating System: The operating system may be considered as a collection of software program which allows a user to interact with the hardware .The operating system provides several routines which…

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