Write a Qbasic Program to generate 0.1, 0.22, 0.333, 0.4444, 0.55555
CLS
B = 10
FOR I = 1 TO 5
A = A + 10 ^ (I - 1)
PRINT (I * A) / B
B=B*10
NEXT I
END
SEE Computer Science Specification Table 2076, Networking and Telecommunication, Ethical and Social Issues in ICT, Computer Security, E-Commerce, Contemporary Technology, Number System, Database Management System (MS Access), Modular Programming, Sequential File Handling, C Programming Basics, SEE Computer E-Book Grade IX and X
Monday, March 13, 2017
Sunday, March 5, 2017
Write a QBASIC Program to generate the series: 315, 270, 215, 150 ........ upto 10th term.
Write a QBASIC Program to generate the series: 315, 270, 215, 150 ........ upto 10th term.
CLS
a = 315
b = 45
FOR i = 1 TO 10
PRINT a
a = a - b
b = b + 10
NEXT i
END
CLS
a = 315
b = 45
FOR i = 1 TO 10
PRINT a
a = a - b
b = b + 10
NEXT i
END
Thursday, February 23, 2017
WRITE A QBASIC PROGRAM TO DISPLAY *nepal* *nepa* *nep* *ne* *n*
WRITE A QBASIC PROGRAM TO DISPLAY
*nepal*
*nepa*
*nep*
*ne*
*n*
CLS
A$ = "nepal"
FOR i = LEN(A$) TO 1 STEP -1
PRINT "*"; LEFT$(A$, i); "*"
NEXT i
END
*nepal*
*nepa*
*nep*
*ne*
*n*
CLS
A$ = "nepal"
FOR i = LEN(A$) TO 1 STEP -1
PRINT "*"; LEFT$(A$, i); "*"
NEXT i
END
Sequential File Handling SLC QBasic Programming
1. Write
a program in qbasic to open a sequential data file “emp.dat”, which contains
employees records: name, address and phone number and display all the records
as well as total number of records stored in the file. [slc 2064]
2. Write
a program to store records regarding the information of book number, book’s
name and write’s name in a sequential data file called “library.dat”. [slc
2065]
3. Write
a program to create a sequential data file “employee.dat” to store employees’
name, address, age, gender and salary. [slc 2066]
4. A
sequential data file “emp.dat” contains name, post and salary fields of
information about employees. Write a program to display all the information of
employees along with tax amount (also tax is 15% of salary). [slc 2067]
5. A
sequential data file called “student.dat” contains same records under the
field’s name, english, nepali and computer. Write a program to add some more
records in the same sequential data file. [slc 2068]
6. Write
a program to create a data file ‘teldir.dat’ to store name, address and
telephone number of employees according to the need of the user. [slc 2069]
7. A
sequential data file called “marks.dat” contains name, english, nepali, maths
and science fields. Write a program to display all the contents of that data
file. [slc 2070]
8. A
sequential data file called “marks.dat” contains roll number, name, english,
nepali, and maths field. Write a program to display all the content of the data
file. [slc 2065 supplementary]
9. A data file “lib.txt” consists of book’s name,
author’s name and price of books. Write a program to count and display the
total number of records present in the file. [slc 2066 supplementary]
10. A sequential data file called ‘marks.dat’
contains roll no, name, english, and nepali and maths fields. Write a program
to display all the contents of the data file. [slc 2067 supplementary]
11. Write
a program to view those records from “employee.dat” sequential data file having
employee’s name, department, appointment data and salary whose salary is more
than rs.5000.[slc 2068 supplementary]
12. A
sequential data file “staff.dat” contains the name, address, post and salary of
the employees. Write a program to read and display all the records stored in
the above data file. [slc 2069 supplementary]
13.
A sequential data file
named”rec.dat”contains name,post and salary.
Write a program to display all the records for the employees whose
salary is more than 8000. [maaf pre send up 2069 set b]
14.
A sequential data file named
“record.dat” contains first name, last name and age. Write a program to display
all the records whose age is more than 60. [maaf pre send up 2069 set a]
15.
Write a program to open a data file
“record.dat” that contains name, address, date of birth, email and telephone
number of some employees. Now display all those records whose date of birth is
in current month. [pabson pre send up 2070]
16.
Write a program to display all records
having salary less than 2500 from the data file “add.inf” having the field’s
name, post and salary. [pabson
pre send up 2066]
pre send up 2066]
17.
Wap to delete some records from
“neps.dat” file where computer ask user to enter the record, which is to be
deleted. (fields are name, address, and telephone number). [neps pre send up
2066]
18.
Write a program to open a data file
“student.dat” that contains name, address, telephone number and parent’s name
of some students. Now display all those records whose address is “lalitpur”.
[pabson pre send up 2064]
19.
Create a sequential data file “std.dat”
to store name and marks obtain in english, maths and science for a few
students. [slc model question 2065]
20.
Create a sequential data file
“hotel.dat” to store customers name, address, and phone number. Program should
terminate with user’s choice. [slc model question 2]
Saturday, December 31, 2016
MODULAR PROGRAMMING FILE HANDLING C LANGUAGE THEORY QUESTIONS COLLECTION [3 MARKS]
MODULAR PROGRAMMING FILE HANDLING C LANGUAGE THEORY
QUESTIONS COLLECTION [3 MARKS]
- 1. Define Modular Programming.
- 2. Write any two advantages of modular programming.
- 3. Write any two disadvantages of modular programming.
- 4. Define procedure.
- 5. Mention the types of procedure.
- 6. Write down the difference between function procedure and sub procedure.
- 7. What is loop?
- 8. What is variable?
- 9. Differentiate between user defined function and in-built function.
- 10. What do you mean by local variable and global variable?
- 11. Define parameter and argument.
- 12. Write the syntax and example of SUB….END SUB and FUNCTION…END FUNCTION statement.
- 13. Explain accumulator with an example.
- 1. List any four data types used in C language.
- 2. List any two features / characteristics of C language.
- 3. Write any two differences between QBasic and C language.
- 4. Write any two similarities between QBasic and C language.
- 5. Write any two advantages of structured programming language.
- 6. Why is C called structured programming language / procedural oriented program?
- 7. When and Who developed C language?
- 8. Define keyword. How many keywords are there in C language?
- 9. Define Unary Operator.
- 1. What is meant by mode of data file?
- 2. Define program file and data file.
- Write the functions of:
- 1. MKDIR
- 2. NAME
- 3. CLOSE
- 4. KILL
- 5. RMDIR
- 6. EOF
- 7. FILES
- 8. CALL
- 9. OPEN
- 10. SHARED
- 1. INPUT
- 2. INPUT #
- 3. LINE INPUT#
- 4. SHELL
- 5. WRITE #
- 6. PRINT #
- 7. INPUT $
- 8. COMMON SHARED
- 9. VAL
- 10. CINT
QBASIC NUMBER SERIES PROGRAM 2, 4, 8, 14, 22, ………UP TO 15th TERM
QBASIC NUMBER SERIES PROGRAM
2, 4, 8, 14, 22, ………UP TO 15th TERM
DECLARE SUB SERIES ( )
CLS
CALL SERIES
END
SUB SERIES
A = 2
B = 2
FOR I = 1 TO 15
PRINT A,
A = A + B
B = B + 2
NEXT I
END SUB
2, 4, 8, 14, 22, ………UP TO 15th TERM
DECLARE SUB SERIES ( )
CLS
CALL SERIES
END
SUB SERIES
A = 2
B = 2
FOR I = 1 TO 15
PRINT A,
A = A + B
B = B + 2
NEXT I
END SUB
Friday, December 30, 2016
Qbasic Program that accept the full name of the person and display the initial character of the first name and middle name with full family name.(eg.Meg Bahadur Thapa as M.B.Thapa)
Write a QBasic Program that accept the full name of the person and display the initial character of the first name and middle name with full family name.(eg.Meg Bahadur Thapa as M.B.Thapa)
CLS
INPUT "ENTER FULL NAME"; A$
B$ = LEFT$(A$, 1)
FOR J = 1 TO LEN(A$)
C$ = MID$(A$, J, 1)
IF C$ = " " THEN B$ = B$ + "." + MID$(A$, J + 1, 1)
NEXT J
FOR I = LEN(A$) TO 1 STEP -1
D$ = MID$(A$, I, 1)
F = F + 1
IF D$ = " " THEN
E$ = E$ + RIGHT$(A$, F - 2)
EXIT FOR
END IF
NEXT I
PRINT B$ + E$
END
CLS
INPUT "ENTER FULL NAME"; A$
B$ = LEFT$(A$, 1)
FOR J = 1 TO LEN(A$)
C$ = MID$(A$, J, 1)
IF C$ = " " THEN B$ = B$ + "." + MID$(A$, J + 1, 1)
NEXT J
FOR I = LEN(A$) TO 1 STEP -1
D$ = MID$(A$, I, 1)
F = F + 1
IF D$ = " " THEN
E$ = E$ + RIGHT$(A$, F - 2)
EXIT FOR
END IF
NEXT I
PRINT B$ + E$
END
Saturday, October 22, 2016
SLC COMPUTER: FULL FORMS
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3D | Third Dimension |
2
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3G | Third Generation |
3
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3GP | 3rd Generation Project |
4
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3GPP | 3rd Generation Partnership Project |
5
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4GL | Fourth Generation Language |
6
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ABC | Atanasoff Berry Computer |
7
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AC | Alternating Current |
8
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ADSL | Asymmetric Digital Subscriber line |
9
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AGP | Accelerated Graphics Port |
10
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AI | Artificial Intelligence |
11
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ALU | Arithmetic Logic Unit |
12
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AM | Amplitude Modulation |
13
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ANSI | American National Standards Institute |
14
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AP | Access Point |
15
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ARCNet | Attached Resource Computer Network |
16
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ARP | Address Resolution Protocol |
17
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ARPA | Advanced Research Projects Agency |
18
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ARPANet | Advanced research Projects Agency Network |
19
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ASCII | American Standard Code for Information Interchange |
20
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AT | Advance Technology |
21
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ATM | Automated Teller Machine |
22
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AVG | Antivirus Guard |
23
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AVI | Audio video interleave |
24
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B2B | Business to Business |
25
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BASIC | Beginner's All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code |
26
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BBS | Bulletin Board System |
27
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BCC | Blind Carbon Copy |
28
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BCD | Binary Coded Decimal |
29
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BCDIC | Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code |
30
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BCR | Bar Code Reader |
31
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BIOS | Basic Input Output System |
32
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B-ISDN | Broadband integrated Service Digital Network |
33
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bits | Binary Digits |
34
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BLOG | Web Log |
35
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BMP | Bitmap |
36
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BNC | British Naval Connector / Bayonet Naur Connector |
37
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BOF | Beginning of File |
38
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bps | bits per second |
39
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BRI | Basic Rate Interface |
40
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BS | Base Station |
41
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BSC | Base Station Controller |
42
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BTS | Base Transceiver Station |
43
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CA | Certificate Authority |
44
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CAD | Computer Aided Designing |
45
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CAI | Computer Aided Instruction |
46
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CAL | Computer Aided Learning |
47
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CAM | Computer Aided Manufacturing |
48
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CAN | Campus Area Network |
49
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CAT | Computer Aided Training |
50
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CAVE | Cave Automatic Virtual Environment |
51
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CAVT | Cable Television |
52
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CBE | Computer Based Education |
53
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CBT | Computer Based Training |
54
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CCTV | Closed Circuit Television |
55
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CD | Compact Disk |
56
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CDFS | Compact Disk File System |
57
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CDMA | Code Division Multiple Access |
58
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CDP | Cisco Discovery Protocol |
59
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CDR | Compact Disk Recordable |
60
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CD-ROM | Compact Disk - Read Only Memory |
61
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CD-RW | Compact Disk-Rewritable |
62
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CGA | Colour Graphics Adaptor |
63
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CGI | Common Gateway Interface |
64
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CIS | Computer Information System |
65
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CISC | Complex Instruction Set Computer |
66
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CMOS | Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor |
67
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COBOL | Common Business Oriented Language |
68
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CPAV | Central point Antivirus |
69
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CPS | Characters per second |
70
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CPU | Central Processing Unit |
71
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CRC | Cyclic Redundancy Check |
72
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CRT | Cathode Ray Tube |
73
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CSMA/CD | Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection |
74
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CSS | Cascading Style Sheet |
75
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CSU/DSU | Channel Service Unit/Digital Service Unit |
76
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CUI | Character user Interface |
77
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CVIA | Computer Virus Industry Association |
78
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CVT | Constant Voltage Transformer |
79
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DARPA | Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency |
80
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DBMS | Database Management System |
81
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DCU | Device Control Unit |
82
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DDE | Dynamic Data Exchange |
83
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DDP | Distributed Data Processing / Datagram Delivery Protocol |
84
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DHCP | Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol |
85
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DIMM | Dual Inline Memory Module |
86
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DIX | Digital Intel Xerox |
87
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DLC | Data Link Control |
88
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DMA | Direct Memory Access |
89
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DMV | Dahila Mosiac Virus |
90
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DNA | Digital Network Architecture |
91
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DNS | Domain Name System |
92
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DoD | Department Of Defense |
93
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DPI | Dots Per Inch |
94
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DRAM | Dynamic Random Access Memory |
95
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DSDD | Double Sided Double Density |
96
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DSHD | Double Sided High Density |
97
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DSL | Digital Subscriber Line |
98
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DSP | Digital Signal Processor |
99
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DSS | Digital Satellite System |
100
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DSS | Data Security Standards |
101
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DTH | Direct To Home |
102
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DVD | Digital Versatile Disk |
103
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DVD-R | Digital Versatile Disk-Recordable |
104
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DVD-ROM | Digital Versatile Disk-Read Only memory |
105
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DVD-RW | Digital Versatile Disk-Rewritable |
106
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E-Commerce | Electronic Commerce |
107
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EDCDIC | Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code |
108
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EDGE | Enhanced Data Rate for GSM Evolution. |
109
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EDI | Electronic Data Interchange |
110
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EDO-ROM | Extended Data Out-Random Access Memory |
111
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EDP | Electronic Data Processing |
112
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EDS | Electronic Data Storage |
113
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EDSAC | Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Computer |
114
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EDVAC | Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer |
115
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EEPROM | Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory |
116
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E-Fax | Electronic Fax |
117
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EGA | Enhanced Graphic Adaptor |
118
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Electronic Mail | |
119
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EMI | Electro Magnetic Interference |
120
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EMS | Electro magetic System |
121
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ENIAC | Electronic Numerical Integration and Calculator |
122
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EOF | End of File |
123
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EPROM | Erasable Programmable-Read Only Memory |
124
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ETDSA | Electronic Transaction and Digital Signature Act |
125
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FAQ | Frequently Asked Questions |
126
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FAT | File Allocation Table |
127
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FAX | Facsimile |
128
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FBI | Federal Bureau of Investigation |
129
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FC | Ferrule Connector |
130
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FCRA | Fair Credit Reporting Act |
131
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FDD | Floppy Disk Drive |
132
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FDDI | Fiber Distributed Data Interface |
133
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FDMA | Frequency Division Multiple Access |
134
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FIFO | First In First Out |
135
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FILO | First In Last Out |
136
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FLOPS | Floating Point Operation Per Second |
137
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FM | Frequency Modulation |
138
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FORTRAN | Formula Translation |
139
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FTP | File Transfer Protocol |
140
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G2C | Government To Citizen |
141
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G2G | Government To Government |
142
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GaAS | Gallium Arsenide |
143
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GB | Giga Byte |
144
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GBps | Gigabits Per Second |
145
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GHz | Giga Hertz |
146
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GIF | Graphics Interchange Format |
147
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GIGO | Garbage In Garbage Out |
148
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GIS | Geographical Information System |
149
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GPL | General Public License |
150
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GPRS | General Packet Radio Service |
151
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GPS | global Positioning System |
152
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GSM | Global System for Mobile Communication |
153
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GUI | Graphical User Interface |
154
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HDD | Hard Disk Drive |
155
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HF | High Frequency |
156
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HLCIT | High Level Commission For Information and Technology |
157
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HP | Hewlett - Packard |
158
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HTML | Hyper Text Markup Language |
159
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HTTP | Hyper Text Transfer Protocol |
160
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HTTPS | Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure |
161
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Hz | Hertz |
162
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I/O | Input/Output |
163
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IAB | Internet Architecture Board |
164
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IBM | International Business Machine |
165
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IBT | Internet Board Training |
166
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IC | Integrated Circuit |
167
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ICF | Internet Connection Firewall |
168
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ICMP | Internet Control Message Protocol |
169
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ICT | Information and Communication Technology |
170
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IDE | Integrated Drive Electronics |
171
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IDS | Intrusion Detection System |
172
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IDS | Industry Detection System |
173
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IE | Internet Explorer |
174
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IEEE | Institute Of Electrical And Electronics Engineers |
175
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IEFIP | Internet Federation Of Information Processing |
176
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IESG | Internet Engineering Steering Group |
177
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IETF | Internet Engineering Task Force |
178
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IGRP | Interior Gateway Routing Protocol |
179
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IIS | Internet Information Services |
180
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IM | Instant messaging |
181
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IMAP | Internet Message Access Protocol |
182
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IMS | Information Management System |
183
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INIC | Internet Network Information Centre |
184
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INTERNET | International Network |
185
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IP | Internet Protocol |
186
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IPS | Intrusion Prevention System |
187
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IPV4 | Internet Protocol version 4 |
188
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IPV6 | Internet Protocol version 6 |
189
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IPX | Internet Packet Exchange |
190
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IPX/SPX | Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced Packet Exchange |
191
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IRC | Internet Relay Chat |
192
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IRTF | Internet Research Task Force |
193
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IS | Information system |
194
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ISA | Industry Standard Architecture |
195
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ISAPI | Internet Server Application Programming Interface |
196
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ISD | International Subscriber Dial In |
197
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ISDN | Integrated Services Digital Network |
198
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ISO | International Organization for Standardization |
199
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ISOC | Internet Society |
200
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ISP | Internet Service Provider |
201
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IT | Information Technology |
202
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ITPDC | Information Technology Park Development Council |
203
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ITPF | IT Professional forum |
204
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ITSP | International Telephony Service Provider |
205
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JPEG | Joint Photography Experts Group |
206
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KB | Kilo Byte |
207
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Kbps | Kilobits per second |
208
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KHz | kilo Hertz |
209
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LAN | Local Area Network |
210
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LASER | Light Amplification By Stimulation Emission Of Radiation |
211
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LCD | Liquid Crystal Display |
212
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LED | Light Emitting Diode |
213
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LIFO | Last In First Out |
214
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LILO | Last In Last Out |
215
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LISP | List Processing |
216
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LOS | Line Of Sight |
217
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LSI | Large Scale Integration |
218
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MAC | Media Access Control |
219
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MAPI | Message Application Programming Interface |
220
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MB | Mega byte |
221
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Mbps | Mega bits per second |
222
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MBR | Master Boot Record |
223
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MFLOPS | Millions Of Floating Point Operation Per Second |
224
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MIDI | Musical Instrument Digital Interface |
225
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MILNET | Military Network |
226
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MIME | Multipurpose internet Mail Extensions |
227
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MIPS | Million Instructions Per Second |
228
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MMC | Multimedia Card |
229
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MMS | Multimedia Messaging Service |
230
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MODEM | Modulator demodulator |
231
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MOST | Ministry of Science and Technology |
232
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MP3 | Moving Picture Experts Group Phase 3 |
233
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MPCD | Metropolitan Police Crime Division |
234
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MPEG | Moving Picture Experts Group |
235
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MPPP | Multilink Point To Point Protocol |
236
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MSAU | MultiStation Access Unit |
237
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MSAV | Microsoft Anti-virus |
238
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MS-DOS | Microsoft Disk Operating System |
239
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MSI | Micro- Star International |
240
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MUK | Multimedia Upgrade Kits |
241
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NAC | Network access control |
242
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NAT | Network Address Translation |
243
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NAV | Norton Antivirus |
244
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NetBEUI | NetBIOS Extended User Interface |
245
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NetBIOS | Network Basic Input Output System |
246
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NIC | Network Interface Card |
247
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NITC | National Information Technology Center |
248
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NITCC | National Information Technology Co-ordination Committee |
249
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NITDC | National Information Technology Development Council |
250
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NOS | Network Operating System |
251
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NSF | National Science Foundation |
252
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NSFNet | National Science Foundation Network |
253
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NTC | Nepal Telecom |
254
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NTFS | New Technology File System |
255
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OCCA | Office of the Controller of Certifying Authority |
256
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OLE | Object Linking And Embedding |
257
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OS | Operating System |
258
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OSS | Open- Source Software |
259
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P2P | Peer -to -Peer |
260
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PAN | Personal Area Network |
261
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PAT | Post Address Translation |
262
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PC | Personal Computer |
263
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PCO | Public Call Office |
264
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PDA | Personal Digital Assistant |
265
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Portable Document Format | |
266
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PIN | Personal Identification Number |
267
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Pixel | Picture Cell |
268
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PKI | Public Key Infrastructure |
269
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PM | Phase Modulation |
270
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PNG | Portable Network Graphics |
271
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POP | Post Office Protocol |
272
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POP3 | Post Office Protocol Version 3 |
273
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POST | Power On Self Test |
274
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PPP | Point-to-Point Protocol |
275
|
PPPOE | Point to Point Over Ethernet |
276
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PSK | Pre - Shared Key |
277
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PSK | Phase Shift Keying |
278
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PSTN | public Switched Telephone Network |
279
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PSU | Power Supply Unit |
280
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PTT | Push To Talk |
281
|
PUK | Pin Unlock Key/Personal Unblocking Key |
282
|
QOS | Quality Of Service |
283
|
R/W | Read/ Write |
284
|
RARP | Reverse Address Resolution Protocol |
285
|
RDMBS | Relational Database Management System |
286
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RF | Radio Frequency |
287
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RGB | Red Green Blue |
288
|
RIP | Routing information Protocol |
289
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RJ-45 | Registered Jack-45 |
290
|
RTF | Rich Text Format |
291
|
RTP | Real Time Transport Protocol |
292
|
RTS | Real Time Strategy |
293
|
SC | Subscriber Connector |
294
|
SDSL | Symmetric Digital Subscriber line |
295
|
SGML | Standard Generalized Markup Language |
296
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SHF | Super High Frequency |
297
|
SIM | subscriber identity Module |
298
|
SIS | Secret Intelligence Service |
299
|
SMA | Screw-Mounted Adaptors |
300
|
SMPS | Switched Mode Power Supply |
301
|
SMS | Short Message Service |
302
|
SMTP | Simple Mail Transfer Protocol |
303
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SNA | System Network Architecture |
304
|
SQL | Structured Query Language |
305
|
ST | Straight Tip Connector |
306
|
STD | Subscriber Trunk Dialing |
307
|
STP | Shielded Twisted Pair |
308
|
SVGA | Super Video Graphics Array |
309
|
SWF | Shock Wave Flash |
310
|
TB | Tera Byte |
311
|
TCP/IP | Transmission Control Protocol /Internet Protocol |
312
|
TelNet | Telecommunication Network |
313
|
TFT | Thin Film Transistor |
314
|
TFTP | Trivial File Transfer Protocol |
315
|
TLD | Top Level Domain |
316
|
UDP | User Datagram Protocol |
317
|
UHF | Ultra High Frequency |
318
|
UNCITRAL | United Nation Commission On International Trade law |
319
|
UPS | Uninterruptible Power Supply |
320
|
URL | Uniform Resource Locator |
321
|
USB | Universal Serial Bus |
322
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Use Net | User Network |
323
|
UTP | Unshielded Twisted Pair |
324
|
VCD | Video Compact Disk |
325
|
VDT | Video Display Terminal |
326
|
VDU | Video Display Unit |
327
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VESA | Video Electronics Standards Association |
328
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VIRUS | Vital Information Resources Under Siege |
329
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VLAN | Virtual Local Area Network |
330
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VM | Virtual Machine |
331
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VMS | Voice Messaging System |
332
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VPN | Virtual Private Network |
333
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VR | Virtual Reality |
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VRML | Virtual Reality Modeling Language |
335
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VSAT | Very Small Aperture Terminal |
336
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VTP | VLAN Trunking Protocol |
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W3C | World Wide Web Consortium |
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WAIS | Wide Area Information Server |
339
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WAN | Wide Area Network |
340
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WAP | Wireless Access Protocol |
341
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WAV | Waveform Audio File Format |
342
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WI MAX | Worldwide Interoperability For Microwave Access |
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Wi-Fi | Wireless Fidelity |
344
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Windows NT | Windows Network |
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Windows XP | Windows Experience |
346
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WLAN | Wireless Local Area Network |
347
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WMV | Windows Media Video |
348
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WORM | Write Once, Read Many |
349
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WPA | Wi-Fi Protected Access |
350
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WWW | World Wide Web |
351
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XMF | Extensible Music Format |
352
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XML | Extensible Markup Language |
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