Geeks: Test your IT Knowledge

Which computer language was well known for using lots of parentheses

What is the name of the computer language that is the closest to what CPUs actually understand

Which scientist's name is typically used to describe a conventional computer's hardware architecture

What is the term for data compression which preserves all the detail of the original message

What type of learning does the technique known as K-means typically fall into

What term is used to describe making code harder to understand and copy

Is an Arduino typically more of a fully functional computer than a Raspberry Pi (Yes or No)?

Which Chinese company started with search, and is sometimes thought of as the Chinese Google?

By the end of June 2019, how many tech companies had reached $1 trillion valuation?

What does the character 'P' stand for in the acronym WIMP, used to describe a windows-based user interface?

Who was the most iconic founder and leader of Apple?

What term is used for a software approach where functions can call themselves?

What term is sometimes used for software that is marketed before it actually exists?

Which Artificial Intelligence library is most closely associated with Google?

What is the term used for putting a specification for a piece of work on an open platform, allowing anyone to compete, with the winner getting a reward?

What CPU chip was in the Commodore Vic-20?

What did the computer language WSFN's letters stand for?

Who invented bitcoin?

What is the biggest number that can be held in one byte?

What operating system was created by Linus Torvalds?

Which sorting algorithm works by flipping pairs of items?

What is layer 5 of the OSI seven layer stack?

What does the acronym IoT usually stand for?

Which creature's name is also the name of a popular language for developing AI?

What prefix means one thousand times more than tera?

And what prefix means one million times more than tera?

What important activity to make software ready for broad usage is referred to as i18n?

A way to illustrate problems in parallel processing is called "The Dining ________ Problem"?

What word is used to describe systems that allow transactions to be reliably recorded without any central authority?

In AI, which type of learning involves trying different moves and seeing which scores best