1.3 Exchanging Data: revision quiz and key terms
Free practice for 1.3 Exchanging Data in OCR A Level Computer Science (H446). It has 4 parts: 1.3.1 Compression, Encryption and Hashing, 1.3.2 Databases, 1.3.3 Networks and 1.3.4 Web Technologies. Try the questions, then check the key terms.
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Which database normal form requires that there are no non-key attributes dependent on other non-key attributes?
Lossless compression reduces file size without permanently losing any data.
What is the main difference between symmetric and asymmetric encryption?
A hash function can easily be reversed to recover the original data.
Which layer of the TCP/IP stack is responsible for routing packets between networks?
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Key terms for 1.3 Exchanging Data
- CREATE TABLE
- Defines a new table and its fields.
- Data compression
- Reduces file size to save storage space or reduce transmission time.
- First Normal Form
- Each field contains only a single, indivisible value.
- Flat file database
- Stores all data in a single table, which can lead to data redundancy.
- PageRank
- Ranks pages partly based on the number and quality of pages linking to them.
- Run length encoding
- Replaces sequences of repeated values with a single value and a count.
- Socket
- A combination of an IP address and a port number identifying a connection.
What 1.3 Exchanging Data covers
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- 1.3.1 Compression, Encryption and Hashing
- 1.3.2 Databases
- 1.3.3 Networks
- 1.3.4 Web Technologies
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