Frequently Asked Questions about Computer



Q. No.1:          What is the name of first computer?

 Ans:               The name of first computer was Mark-1.

Q. No.2:          What are Microcomputers?

Ans:                Microcomputers are the personal computers that we use today.

Q. No.3:          What do you know about the first generation of the computers?

Ans:              The first generation computers were electronic computers. They were large and bulky. They weighed 30 Tons. They could perform thousands of mathematical problems in a minute. Many people were needed to operate them.

Q. No.4:          What changes take place in 2nd generation of computers?

Ans:            In the early 1960s computers became less expensive to build. These computers were 2nd generation computers. They used transistors instead of the bulky vaccum tubes. Transistors were smaller in size and controlled to flow of electricity. 

Q. No.5:          What is integrated circuit?

Ans:                An integrated circuit carries electronic signals that tell your computer what to do. It is made of silicon.

Q. No.6:          What do you know about the fourth generation of computers?

Ans:         Microcomputers are fourth generation computers. They are the personal computers we use today. A microprocessor is an integrated circuit that contains electronic circuits and memory storage. Present day computers use microprocessor.

Q. No.7:         State three differences between Mianframes and Minicomputers?

Ans:
Main Frames
Mini Computers

Large in size
Small in size

Large in memory
Small in memory

These were expensive
These were less expensive

Q. No.8:         Who designed the first integrated circuit?

Ans:               Jack Kirby designed the first integrated circuit in 1960s.

Q. No.9:         Which computers were in 3rd generation of computers?

Ans:               Mainframes and Minicomputers were 3rd generation computers.

Q. No.10:       What are the computers of future?

Ans:          The fifth generation computers are the computers of future. Innumerable CPUs will be used for added efficiency.

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