APCS Principles Vocab Review
Heuristic
a problem solving approach (set of rules) to discover a excellent solution in which locating an
greatest or actual solution is impractical or not possible
Lossless Compression
a statistics compression set of rules that allows the unique information to be perfectly
reconstructed from the compressed data.
Image
A form of records used for photographs or pics
metadata
is statistics that describes different statistics. For instance, a digital photograph might also
consist of metadata that describe the size of the image, range of colors, or resolution.
Lossy Compression
a information compression technique that makes use of inexact approximations, discarding a
few facts to represent the content. Most normally seen in photograph codecs like .Jpg.
Abstraction
Pulling out unique differences to make one answer paintings for more than one troubles
Innovation
A novel or improved idea, tool, product, etc, or the development thereof.
Binary
A manner of representing information using handiest alternatives.
Bit
A contraction of "Binary Digit". A bit is the unmarried unit of information in a computer, usually
represented as a zero or 1.
, Bandwidth
Transmission potential measure by bit rate
Bit fee
the range of bits which can be conveyed or processed in keeping with unit of time. E.G. 8
bits/sec
Latency
Time it takes for a piece to journey from its sender to its receiver.
Protocol
A set of policies governing the exchange or transmission of statistics among devices.
ASCII
the universally identified uncooked textual content format that any pc can recognize
code
to write commands for a pc.
IETF - Internet Engineering Task Force
develops and promotes voluntary Internet standards and protocols, in particular the
requirements that incorporate the Internet protocol suite (TCP/IP).
Internet
A group of computer systems and servers which can be linked to each other.
Net Neutrality
the principle that each one Internet site visitors must be handled similarly by using Internet
Service Providers.
IP Address
A number assigned to any item that is connected to the Internet.
Packets
Heuristic
a problem solving approach (set of rules) to discover a excellent solution in which locating an
greatest or actual solution is impractical or not possible
Lossless Compression
a statistics compression set of rules that allows the unique information to be perfectly
reconstructed from the compressed data.
Image
A form of records used for photographs or pics
metadata
is statistics that describes different statistics. For instance, a digital photograph might also
consist of metadata that describe the size of the image, range of colors, or resolution.
Lossy Compression
a information compression technique that makes use of inexact approximations, discarding a
few facts to represent the content. Most normally seen in photograph codecs like .Jpg.
Abstraction
Pulling out unique differences to make one answer paintings for more than one troubles
Innovation
A novel or improved idea, tool, product, etc, or the development thereof.
Binary
A manner of representing information using handiest alternatives.
Bit
A contraction of "Binary Digit". A bit is the unmarried unit of information in a computer, usually
represented as a zero or 1.
, Bandwidth
Transmission potential measure by bit rate
Bit fee
the range of bits which can be conveyed or processed in keeping with unit of time. E.G. 8
bits/sec
Latency
Time it takes for a piece to journey from its sender to its receiver.
Protocol
A set of policies governing the exchange or transmission of statistics among devices.
ASCII
the universally identified uncooked textual content format that any pc can recognize
code
to write commands for a pc.
IETF - Internet Engineering Task Force
develops and promotes voluntary Internet standards and protocols, in particular the
requirements that incorporate the Internet protocol suite (TCP/IP).
Internet
A group of computer systems and servers which can be linked to each other.
Net Neutrality
the principle that each one Internet site visitors must be handled similarly by using Internet
Service Providers.
IP Address
A number assigned to any item that is connected to the Internet.
Packets
