Open Source Software
Algorithms
ASCII Codes
Computer History
Acronyms
100

This animal is the mascot of Linux.

What is a penguin?

100

This letter is used to denote runtime complexities in algorithms.

What is O?

100

This is the ASCII code for a null byte.

What is 0?

100

This year was the release of the first iPhone.

What is 2007?

100

This is the acronym for CPU.

What is Central Processing Unit?

200

The application "GIMP" was made to replace this software.

What is photoshop?

200

This data structure consists of an array of characters.

What is a string?

200

65 is the ASCII code for this letter.

What is A (capital)?

200

This computer is commonly known for being a cipher machine during World War 2.

What is the Enigma machine?

200

This is the acronym for IDE.

What is Integrated Development Environment?

300

This is the most commonly used open source license on Github.

What is the MIT license?

300

This data structure can dynamically grow and shrink in capacity.

What is a vector?

300

This is the ASCII code for "!".

What is 33?

300

This was the year that the Unix epoch started.

What is 1970?

300

This is the acronym for WYSIWYG.

What is What You See Is What You Get?

400

This person founded both the GNU project and the Free Software Foundation.

Who is Richard Stallman?

400

This search algorithm traverses a tree by exploring all the nodes at each depth first before moving on to the next.

What is breadth first search?

400

This ASCII code moves the cursor to the end of the line.

What is 13?

400

This observation states that the number of transistors in an IC roughly doubles every 2 years.

What is Moore's law?

400

This is the acronym for GLIBC.

What is GNU C Library?

500

This awards show is considered the Oscars of open source software.

What is the Infoworld Bossie Awards?

500

This algorithm is used for finding out what day of the week it is.

What is the "Doomsday Algorithm"?

500

This is the number of printable ASCII characters.

What is 95?

500

The Apollo Guidance Computer, used to land on the moon during the Apollo missions, had this much RAM.

What is 4 kilobytes?

500

This is the acronym for GNOME.

What is GNU Network Object Model Environment?