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- cache (Score: 0)
In programming, an area of memory specifically used to store information to speed access to that information. - cache memory (Score: 0)
Also called just cache. High-speed memory usually placed between a CPU and main memory. cache memory holds r... - card (Score: 0)
A printed circuit board inserted into the expansion bus that expands the functionality of the system such as a {hard dis... - caret (Score: 0)
The character ^, often used to represent the beginning on a line or a negation. - carriage return (Score: 0)
The keyboard key usually labelled 'Return' or 'Enter'. At the command line, a carriage return instructs the system t... - carrier (Score: 0)
Signal used as a reference point from which frequency changes are measures. These frequency changes are the actual data.... - CCITT (Score: 0)
Comite Consultatif International Telegraphique et Telephoneique. - CD-ROM (Score: 0)
A read-only optical storage media that uses the same technology as music CDs. - Central Processing Unit (Score: 0)
CPU. The primary chip or processor in a computer. The CPU reads and executes the machine's instructions and make... - CGA (Score: 0)
Colour Graphics Adapter. An old version of video card. - CGI (Score: 0)
Common Gateway Interface. Interface by which web pages communicate with programs on the server. - chain (Score: 0)
Term used to describe the connection between different layers in a network. - character (Score: 0)
A number, letter, punctuation mark or other symbol that can be displayed by pressing a key on the keyboard. - character device (Score: 0)
A hardware device that is accessed with no buffering within the operating system. Although such device can be re... - chat script (Score: 0)
A set of Expect-Reply pairs used by certain communication protocols, such as UUCP and PPP, to log into a remote system... - checksum (Score: 0)
A value that is calculated based on the bytes within a file. Some checksums are dependent on the order of the bytes ... - child process (Score: 0)
The process created when one process (the parent) calls the fork() system call. - CISC (Score: 0)
Complex Instruction Set Computer. The opposite of RISC, a processor which supports a large number of often complex ass... - class (Score: 0)
The description given to computer networks depending on what portion of their IP address is the network and which ... - clean (Score: 0)
The state of a data object when it has not had its contents altered. 'Dirty' buffers or pages can be marked clean when t... - client (Score: 0)
The process or machine that is using a particular resource that is provided by a server. In X-Windows, a client is... - client-server model (Score: 0)
A model in which some components act as servers that provide resources or services, and other components act as {clien... - clock tick (Score: 0)
The term used for an interrupt received at regular intervals from the programmable interrupt timer or clock. Clock tic... - CMOS (Score: 0)
Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor. Technically, any chip that uses the CMOS technology, but more commonly used to ... - COM port (Score: 0)
Common term for a serial port. Although this is actually the DOS term, it is used often. The term comes from 'communic... - command (Score: 0)
A set of words or characters that is interpreted by an operating system as a request for it to perform an action. - command alias (Score: 0)
An alternate name for a command. - command argument (Score: 0)
Subsequent information passed to a command. This normally refers to information (such as the name of a file) that need... - command flags (Score: 0)
Arguments passed to a command that change its behaviour. - command line (Score: 0)
The place on your screen, usually indicated by a prompt, where a user input commands. May also refer to the string o... - command line interpreter (Score: 0)
A program that accepts and reacts to a command line. - command options (Score: 0)
Arguments passed to a command that change its behaviour. - command substitution (Score: 0)
When used in a command, the output of the command enclosed in back-ticks is substituted into the command line be... - compile (Score: 0)
The process of taking the source code for a program and converting it into instructions that a computer understands.... - Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor (Score: 0)
CMOS. Technically any chip that uses the CMOS technology, but more commonly used to refer to a special chip that retains... - Complex Instruction Set Computer (Score: 0)
CISC. The opposite of RISC, a processor which supports a large number of often complex assembly instructions. The X86 ... - compression (Score: 0)
The process of encoding data to reduce space. Typically repeated information is replaced with smaller, encoded units... - contention (Score: 0)
Two or more devices, processes, etc. requesting a system resource at the same time. For example, when two device... - context (Score: 0)
The set of data, including the CPU register values and uarea, that describe the state of a process. - context switch (Score: 0)
The process by which a system changes from a current or active process to another. - control character (Score: 0)
A character that has an ASCII value of less than 32. These are often created by pressing the 'Ctrl' key along with ano... - control key (Score: 0)
The key marked CTRL on most keyboards. It modifies the value sent by another key when both are pressed at the same tim... - core dump (Score: 0)
The contents of a program's memory written to the hard disk when it terminates abnormally. - corrupt (Score: 0)
An object which is damaged or has otherwise lost integrity. Generally used to refer to files or storage media. - CPU (Score: 0)
Central Processing Unit. The primary chip or processor in a computer. The CPU reads and executes the machine's ins... - cpu privilege level (Score: 0)
The level of access a process has while running. This essentially determines what memory and hardware can be acces... - crack (Score: 0)
Term used to describe the process or act of gaining unauthorized access, typically to a computer or data. - crash (Score: 0)
An abnormal shutdown of the computer or application. Often this exhibits itself as the system 'freezing'. May also cause... - cron (Score: 0)
Subsystem which executes predefined programs at specified intervals. - cross-over cable (Score: 0)
A serial cable in which the transmit pin on one end of the cable goes to the receive pin on the other end and vice-ver... - Ctrl (Score: 0)
Control key on your keyboard. Pressing it along with other keys is used to send control characters. - current working directory (Score: 0)
The directory that the system accesses when no paths are given. The current directory can also be specified as . or ... - cursor (Score: 0)
The symbolic indicator of where input is being accepted. It is usually displayed as a box, an underline, an I-shaped {... - cylinder (Score: 0)
The set of all tracks on a hard disk that are equidistant from the centre of the disk.
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