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source code

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a text containing instructions in a specific order that supports a programming language which human can read and it specifies the behaviors of a computer system

to authenticate

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/ɔ.θɛn.tə.keɪt/ or /aw.then.tē.keit/

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to verify a device, user, or process before an access to the computer's resources is allowed

to boot

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to start a computer, typically involves setting up hardware elements to prepare the computer for use

beta version

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a test version of software released to users to find and fix bugs before the final release

bootstrap

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a program that automatically loads and initializes the operating system on a computer

cache

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(computing) a type of computer memory in which information that is often in use can be stored temporarily, a cache can be accessed quickly and is needed while a program is running

clipboard

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(computing) a temporary storage area for data that has been copied or cut

compatibility

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the ability of a computer, software, or equipment to work with another device or software

configuration

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the set-up, hardware, and software of a computer that makes a complete system

cyberspace

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the non-physical space in which communication over computer networks takes place

diagnostic

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a tool that analyzes and identifies issues, errors, or problems within the software or system

to disassemble

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to convert machine code back into human-readable assembly language or source code for analysis or modification

dongle

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a small hardware device that connects to a computer, smartphone, or other electronic device to provide additional functionality

read-only memory

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/ɹˈiːdˈoʊnli mˈɛmɚɹi/

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a type of non-volatile memory in a computer or electronic device where data is permanently stored

proxy server

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/pɹˈɑːksi sˈɜːvɚ/

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a server that acts as an intermediary between a user's device and the internet, forwarding requests and responses to enhance security, privacy, or performance

piracy

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unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of copyrighted materials, such as software, music, movies, or books

patch

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a small piece of code or update applied to existing software to fix issues, enhance functionality, or address vulnerabilities

open-source

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/ˈoʊpənˌsɔɹs/

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(computing) describing a computer program whose source code is available to everyone

overload

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/ˈoʊvɝˌɫoʊd/

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a condition where an electrical system or device receives more current than it can safely handle

malicious

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(of software or a code) intentionally designed to harm, damage, or disrupt computer systems, networks, or data

intranet

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a private network within an organization for internal communication, collaboration, and resource sharing among members

interface

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(computing) the program through which a user can interact with a computer, especially its design and appearance

codec

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a technology that compresses and decompresses audio or video data; facilitating efficient storage, transmission, and playback of multimedia content

firmware

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(computing) a type of software stored in a way that it cannot be modified or erased

to generate

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to create a new set of data by using a mathematical or logical process to transform an existing set of data

clock speed

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/klˈɑːk spˈiːd/

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the speed at which a computer can process information, expressed in (MHz)

byte

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a unit for measuring the size of computer data that equals 8 bits

binary

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a numerical system that uses only two digits, 0 and 1, as its base

read-only

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/ɹˈiːdˈoʊnli fˈaɪl/

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characterized by a mode in which data or a file is accessible for viewing but cannot be modified or altered

to rip

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to extract audio or video content from a physical medium, such as a CD or DVD and convert it into a digital format for storage or playback

stack

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a data structure that removes data in the reverse order of saving them and serves as a temporary storage

local area network

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/lˈoʊkəl ˈɛɹiə nˈɛtwɜːk/

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a network for communication between computers, usually within a building

to troubleshoot

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to identify, analyze, and resolve problems or malfunctions in a system, device, or process to restore it to proper functioning

graphical user interface

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/ɡɹˈæfɪkəl jˈuːzɚɹ ˈɪntɚfˌeɪs/

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the visual interaction that users have with the computer through icons, menus, etc.