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address bus (n.) – the set of conductors that carry the memory address signals between different parts of a computer system
boot (v.) – to copy a part of the operating system into memory to allow a computer to start up
cache (v.) – to temporarily store frequently-used data in fast memory so that it can be accessed more quickly
debug (v.) – to find and fix faults in a program or system
ECC memory (n.) – abbreviation for error code correcting memory. A type of memory often used in server computers that automatically fixes simple memory errors without requiring the rebooting of the computer
flowchart (n.) – a kind of diagram used by programmers to show the logical steps in a program or by systems analysts to show logical steps in the design of a system
grep (n.) – a Unix command for searching through one or more text files for a specific text string
hover (v.) – to hold a cursor over an icon for a short period of time
iteration (n.) – a process that is repeated as long as certain conditions remain true
JUMP command / instruction (n.) – a programming instruction that causes a program to change its normal sequence
kernel (n.) – the lowest level layer at the core of an operating system. It deals with allocating hardware resources to the rest of the operating system and the application programs
logic bomb (n.) – destructive code introduced into a program that is triggered by some event taking place on the computer system at a later time
MOO (n.) – acronym for multi-user object oriented. An Internet virtual environment developed from multi-user adventure games that allows many users to interact
node (n.) – a network terminal or point where a computer is connected to a network
OCR (n.) – abbreviation for optical character recognition
pull mode (n.) – a type of communication where the receiving computer initiates the connection
ring main (n.) – the main electrical supply circuit in a building
stealth virus (n.) – a type of virus that hides itself making it hard to detect
terabyte (n.) – a unit of storage capacity equal to 1 099 511 627 776 bits
upstream (n.) – the signal path for receiving communications from a client computer to a server in a network
verify (v.) – to check for accuracy
WAV (n.) – an audio file format
XML (n.) – abbreviation for extensible markup language

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