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Double Tap                                                    Century   #Critical Thinking
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                                                                                 Skills  #Flexibility
               Write an example of a condition from real life.



                                                   If
                                   Yes                            No

                                  Then                            Else







                   Timeline


                   An algorithm is a step-by-step instructions in a sequential manner to solve a problem.

                   The raw data is collected, filtered, sorted, processed, analyzed,  stored, and  then  presented  in  a
                 readable format, called information.
                   Conditional statements are used in a program to instruct the computer to make a decision.







               Choose the correct option.


               1.  If A=101, B is 000, what will AB be written as in binary?
                        a.  AB                                         b.  101000

                        c.  000101                                     d.  A101B000


               2.  Which of the following languages can a computer understand?

                        a.  Binary language                            b.  High level language
                        c.  English language                           d.  Hindi language


               3.  Electrical signal 1 stands for              and 0 stands for                  .

                        a.  OFF, ON                                    b.  ON, OFF

                        c.  NO, YES                                    d.  EVEN, ODD


                Tick ( ) the correct statements and cross ( ) the wrong ones.


               1.   Data is the processed information.

               2.  Binary means 0 and 1.



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