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6 A Day LITE January 5th

What is the role of DNS? This storage technology uses light to Both procedures and functions are
store and read data. subroutines, but what is their main
difference?

Why do computers use the binary What is machine code? Why is it good practice to comment
number system? on the code that we write?

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6 A Day LITE January 5th

What is the role of DNS? This storage technology uses light to Both procedures and functions are
store and read data. subroutines, but what is their main
difference?

DNS converts ‘human Optical Storage


friendly’ URLs (web A function will return a
Technology value (or value) back to the
addresses) into ‘network
friendly’ IP addresses. main program, whilst a
procedure will not.

Why do computers use the binary What is machine code? Why is it good practice to comment
number system? on the code that we write?

Because CPUs are Machine code is binary If comments are used, at a later
date, if the code is developed by
effectively made up of instructions, which can be either yourself or someone else,
switches that can be in only directly processed by the comments help the code to be
one of two states (on/off). CPU. more easily understood, reducing
Computers can therefore the chance of errors being
introduced to the program.
only represent 2 digits (0/1).

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