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SMS is the main protocol devices follow for this specific form of communication.
Bonus $100 if you answer the same question for SMTP.
What is text messaging?
What is the main protocol that governs how information is broken into packets, labeled with IP addresses, sent on the internet in multiple directions, then error checked and reassembled at the destination?
What is TCP/IP?
This term appears in many of our internet acronyms, and it means linking information to words that appear on a website.
What is hypertext?
This term refers to the company that a household or business must pay in order to receive access to the internet. Include the acronym as well as what it stands for.
What is ISP (internet service provider)?
This is the name of the variable that represents the position of an element in a list.
What is the index?
Name given to the gap between the "haves" and the "have nots" with respect to accessibility and knowledge of high-speed Internet and computing
What is the digital divide?
Term to describe an IP address formatted like f966:a05d:fe92:01b1
What is IPv6?
This acronym refers to the fact that we can type "www.google.com" into our web browser as opposed to typing in the numerical IP address of a website.
BONUS 100: Write out what the acronym stands for.
What is DNS?
Domain Name System
This group is responsible for developing and maintaining the protocols that all devices are recommended to follow when sharing data on the internet.
Bonus $100 if you include the full name.
What is the IETF? (Internet Engineering Task Force)
Look at Image #1. This would be the contents of nums if the list originally contained [11, 13, 15, 19].
What is 10, 15, 15, 19, 12, 14?
This vocabulary term refers to special computers on the internet that connects and manages traffic between different networks by using IP addresses
What is router?
This acronym is the system of encoding the letters of the English alphabet.
Bonus $100 if you identify the system that works for most of the world's language system!
What is ASCII?
Unicode
This acronym refers to the programming language Tim Berners Lee created for websites.
What is HTML?
A computer sends a request to Spotify's servers for a song to play, and Spotify's servers must locate the file and send it back to the computer. This term refers to the amount of time it takes for that exchange to occur.
What is latency?
What will display when the following code is run?
list [ 13, 16, 10, 21, 4 ]
FOR EACH ITEM in list
DISPLAY (ITEM MOD 5)
3, 1, 0, 1, 4
Term used to automatically place a new item at the end of a list, regardless of the length.
What is append?
The portion of the following URL that qualifies as the third-level subdomain.
What is mi?
This term refers to the fact that data packets on the internet can travel in multiple directions to arrive at their destination.
What is redundancy?
Look at Image #3. This is the maximum number of nodes that can fail while still allowing node C to communicate with node F.
What is four? E, D, B, G
Look at Image #2. This will display if prices contained [8.0, 4.0, 5.0, 8.0].
What is "No discount."?
How people measure internet speed, this term refers to the maximum amount of bits (measured by the bit rate) that can be sent over a system on the internet in a fixed amount of time
What is bandwidth?
This acronym means the user is on secure portion of the internet known as the deep web, meaning the data on the website is encrypted unless the user has proper log in credentials or pays for the content. It is associated with TLS and SSL.
What is HTTPS?
This term refers to the fact that if one part of the internet is damaged and not working properly, the internet will still transfer data.
What is fault tolerance?
Look at Image #5. The programmer wants each new score to appear at the beginning of the list, not at the end. This command would replace <MISSING CODE> in order to make that happen.
What is INSERT(grades, 1, score)?
Look at Image #4. This would display if <missing code> was replaced with APPEND(snacks, "banana").
What is popcorn, candy, grapes, apples, banana, banana, banana, banana?