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Important Questions on Different Generations of Computers
Fifth generation computers are created on
- Integrated circuits
- System Knowledge
- Programming Intelligence
- Artificial Intelligence
Which of the below is first generation computer?
- CDC 1604
- EDSAC
- Intel 4001
- IBM 1401
The first generation of computers had?
A. Vacuum Tubes and Magnetic Drum
B. Integrated Circuits
C. Magnetic Tape and Transistors
D. All of above
The Vacuum Tubes also known as Valves, why ?
- C. It is due to they escape the overheating due to
electric supply
- A. It is due to they can amplify weak signals & make
them strong
- D. Both A & B
- B. Because they can stop/allow flow of current
Abacus can perform
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Both 1 and 2
- Multiplication
The Napier's technology used for calculation called
- Semiconductor
- Naptologia
- Rabdologia
- Vibologia
The first computer which provides storage is
- EDSAC
- MARK-1
- EDVAC
- ACE
First computer of India is
- IBM 370
- Siddhartha
- CRAY -1
- Param
Abacus was developed by
- USA
- Russia
- China
- Japan
Pascal a mechanical calculator was invented in
- 1642
- 1641
Charles Babbage in 1834 made
- Abacus
- Tabulation machine
- Turing machine
- Analytic Engine
Herman Hollerath in 1890 designed
- Analytic Engine
- Pascal
- Tabulation machine
- EDVAC
1. Analytic Engine, 2. Abacus. 3. Pascal 4. Tabulation
Machine.
What is the order of Invention based on time of release?
- 2, 1, 3 , 4
- 1,3, 2, 4
- 2, 3, 1, 4,
- 3, 2, 1, 4
First general purpose electronic computer based on
decimal (octal) not binary.
- UNIVAC
- ENIAC
- EDSAC
- EDVAC
EDVAC was based on _____ and uses ______
- Decimal , Panch cards
- Binary, stored program
- Decimal, Stored program
- Binary, Panch cards
____ was line of Computers designed with products of
Eckert and Mauchley concept
- Pascal
- EDSAC
- UNIVAC
- EDVAC
EDVAC
- Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic computer
- Electronic Discrete Valuable automatic computer
- Electronic digital variable automatic computer
- Electronic delay Variable Automatic computer
EDSAC
- Electronic Discrete Storage automatic Computer
- Electronic delay Storage automatic computer
- Electronic delay Suitable automatic computer
____ was given by JP Eckert and John Mauchley
- EDSAC
- ENIAC
- UNIVAC
- EDVAC
1st British computer inspired by Von Neuman
- EDVAC
- EDSAC
First commercial available computer in 1951
- ENIAC
- EDSAC
- UNIVAC
- IBM
A computer is a machine and hence can operate
consistently for Long hours without Break
- Versatility
- Diligence
- Reliability
Versatility
- Can do the different task without taking break
- Can do the various tasks with same ease
First general computer time period
- 1961-1972
- 1942- 1954
- 1952-1961
- 1952-1957
ENIAC, EAVAC, EDSAC, UNIVAC, IBM-701, Mark-I are all
examples
- 1G Computers
- 2G computers
- 3G computers
- 4G computers
First generation computer use
- High Level language
- Low level language
- Machine language
- Assemble language
HLL Fortran and COBAL were developed in
- 2G computers
- 1G computers
- 3G computers
- 4G computers
Third generation time gap
- 1964-1973
- 1966-1975
- 1965-1974
PDP 11 and IBM 360 are examples of
- 3G computer
- 2G computer
- 4G computer
- IG Computer
Microprocessor came in
- 2G
- 1G
- 4G
- 3G
Apple Computers came in
- 3G
- 4G
- 2G
- 5G
Cray-1 , Star1000, Honeywell 6080 are examples of
- 5G
- 3G
- 2G
- 4G
IBM4341 is an example of
- 2G
- 4G
ALTAIR and VAX9000 are examples of
- 4G
- 3G
- 5G
- 2G
Notebook, Pentium PC and Sun station are examples of
- 4th generation
- Fifth generation
- 3rd generation
Jacquard loom a fabric machine in 1801 was developed by
- Joseph Presper Eckert
- Joseph Hawuaq
- Joseph Mary Jacqward
- John Mauchley