Quiz: Basics

Test your knowledge and answer all 20 questions correctly in this quiz.

1. Question:

Which number system uses the numbers 0 to 9?

2. Question:

What range of numbers can be represented with one byte?

3. Question:

Which number system uses only the numbers 0 and 1?

4. Question:

What number system is used for Linux file permissions?

5. Question:

Which number system uses the numbers 0 to 9 and the letters A to F?

6. Question:

Which number system uses only the numbers 0 to 7?

7. Question:

How many characters does the ASCII character set contain?

8. Question:

How large is the range of numbers that can be represented with a WORD?

9. Question:

How many bits does a DWORD (double word) have?

10. Question:

How large is the range of numbers that can be represented with a DWORD (double word)?

11. Question:

How many bytes are in a QWORD (quad word)?

12. Question:

At what position in a file is the Byte Order Mark (BOM) located?

13. Question:

How long is the text "Gaijin.at" in Base64 encoding?

14. Question:

What character begins encoded characters in the "Quoted Printable" encoding?

15. Question:

Which character begins encoded characters in the path of a URL?

16. Question:

The Mach Absolute Time stores the time difference to which reference date?

17. Question:

What is the earliest date that can be represented with a Unix timestamp?

18. Question:

What is the earliest date that can be represented with a Windows FILETIME?

19. Question:

In a URL, there can be an optional part between the scheme and the hostname. What is this called?

20. Question:

What is the official name for the last part of a URL that can appear after the hash symbol (#)?

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