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The proper definition of a modern digital computer is

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Important Questions on Computer Knowledge

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NABARD Officers Assistant Manager (Grade A) & Manager (Grade B) Phase I - Computer Awareness>Chapter 1 - Computer Knowledge>Exercise 1>Q 98
Personal computers have the number of chips mounted on the main circuit board. What is the common name for such boards?
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NABARD Officers Assistant Manager (Grade A) & Manager (Grade B) Phase I - Computer Awareness>Chapter 1 - Computer Knowledge>Exercise 1>Q 99
In analog computer
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NABARD Officers Assistant Manager (Grade A) & Manager (Grade B) Phase I - Computer Awareness>Chapter 1 - Computer Knowledge>Exercise 1>Q 100
Data processing computer built to conventional architecture is known as:
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NABARD Officers Assistant Manager (Grade A) & Manager (Grade B) Phase I - Computer Awareness>Chapter 1 - Computer Knowledge>Exercise 1>Q 101
Operating System concept started in _____.
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NABARD Officers Assistant Manager (Grade A) & Manager (Grade B) Phase I - Computer Awareness>Chapter 1 - Computer Knowledge>Exercise 1>Q 102
A German mathematician who invented a calculator, for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, his name was
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NABARD Officers Assistant Manager (Grade A) & Manager (Grade B) Phase I - Computer Awareness>Chapter 1 - Computer Knowledge>Exercise 1>Q 103
Who invented analytical machine? 
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NABARD Officers Assistant Manager (Grade A) & Manager (Grade B) Phase I - Computer Awareness>Chapter 1 - Computer Knowledge>Exercise 1>Q 104
Modern computers are very reliable but they are not ____
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NABARD Officers Assistant Manager (Grade A) & Manager (Grade B) Phase I - Computer Awareness>Chapter 1 - Computer Knowledge>Exercise 1>Q 105
A complete microcomputer system consists of