IT Basics & Slang
Programming Languages
Cloud Technology
Digital Security
Data Managing
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This slang term describes a programmer who performs repetitive coding tasks with little creativity.

Code Monkey 

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The set of rules that determines whether code is correctly written.

Syntax

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A cloud type that combines both private infrastructure and public cloud resources.

Hybrid Cloud

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A security system that monitors and blocks unauthorized network traffic. 

A) Keylogger B) Firewall C) Rogue Antivirus D) Protocol

B) Firewall

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A specific, discrete collection of data used for analysis (often in a table format). 

A) Snapshot of data B) Dataset C) Insight A) Relational data 

B) Dataset

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Which device connects different networks and forwards data packets? 

A) Hub B) Router C) Repeater D) Bridge

B) Router

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This language runs directly in web browsers and makes web pages interactive.

JavaScript

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Which cloud service model provides ready-to-use software over the internet?

A) IaaS B) PaaS C) SaaS D) Middleware

C) SaaS

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Malicious software that encrypts your files and demands money to unlock them.

Ransomware

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Data mining modeling that tells you what actions or decisions you should take. 

A) Prescriptive B) Predictive C) Provocative D) Descriptive 

A) Prescriptive

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Testing method where the QA engineer does not see the internal code structure.

A) Black-Box Testing B) White-Box Testing C) Grey-Box Testing 

A) Black-Box Testing

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The lowest-level language consisting of 1s and 0s that a CPU executes directly.

Machine code

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The process of recording events, changes, and errors in a cloud system into a special file:

A) Data logging B) Data mining C) Data Integrating D) Data analyzing

A) Data logging

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A security method requiring two or more forms of identification.

Multi-Factor Verification

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Big Data is defined by the "3 Vs": Volume, Velocity, and _______.

Variety

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A delay in data transmission over the network (measured in milliseconds).

Latency

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A single line of code that expresses an action to be carried out (e.g., x = 5;).

Statement

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The ability of a cloud system to handle increased workloads by adding resources.

Scalability

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Physically following an authorized person into a secured building without a badge. 

A) Shouldering B) Baiting C) Pharming D) Tailgating 

D) Tailgating

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A type of database that stores data in tables with rows and columns, usually using SQL  

Relational Database

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The process of moving software from the development stage to the live production server.  

Deployment

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The official name of this character: |

Pipe

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IT infrastructure that is located inside a company's own physical building.

On-premise

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Access gained without permission is called ______.

Unauthorised access

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A database concept meaning that data must be the same and correct across all tables after any update. 

A) Integrity B) Scalability C) Consistency D) Security

C) Consistency