Formal Language - Language that is clear and consistent and based on a specific rules, Natural language - Language used day to day with word meanings that can change, Computer Science - Study of how we solve human problems using technology, Coding - A tool we use in computer science to program machines, Hardware - Physical, tangible part of the computer, Software - Runs on hardware and written in code, Operating System - Runs the computer and manages the computer's hardware (ex. OS X or iOS or Windows), Compiler - Translates code to machine language, CPU - Central Processing Unit carries out program instructions, Input - The user sends information to the computer, Output - The computer sends information to the user, RAM - Random Access Memory, Analog information - Describes a continuous measurement or transmission of information, Digital information - Information that has only two states on and off or 0 and 1., Binary - Represents text, computer processor instructions, or any other data using a two-symbol system,

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