Monitor - The screen you see, CPU - The "brain" of the computer (the tower), Input - What you put in the computer, output - What comes out of the computer, RAM - Random Access Memory (short term memory), ROM - Read Only Memory (long term memory), Binary - a language of computers using 1s and 0s to represent letters, numbers, sounds or images on a computing device, Hardware - The physical parts of the computer, Software - The programs on the computer that tell it what to do, BIOS - Basic Input Output System (used to boot up and initiate the computer's executable programs), CMD - Command Line (text-based user interface), GUI - Graphical User Interface (icon based user interface), Icon - an image on the computer screen that represents an application, Application - A specific program found on a device, Virus - A computer program aimed at disrupting computer processes, Algorithm - A procedure used for solving a problem., Internet - A global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities, Browser - A computer program used to connect to the internet, Cookies - A small bits of information residing on your computer to enhance web browsing, WIFI - Wireless Fidelity; the way devices can connect to the internet using radio waves,

Coding Basics Vocabulary

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