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______________________________________________ __25._________"Computer Knowledge"______  👩‍💻 Disadvantage of "Fourth-generation of computer."👩‍💻  Simple   disadvantages of Computers   from the fourth generation.  The drawbacks of computers from the fourth generation are as follows.  Expensive:    Both purchasing and maintaining them can be very expensive. They can be   challenging for most individuals to understand and utilize   without additional training since they are sophisticated. They may   experience problems   with outdated software that is incompatible with more modern technology. They consume a lot of electricity, which is   terrible for the environment and expensive for your bills.   Need expertise:   They are difficult to manage on your own because you need expertise to handle and mend them.

  ______________________________________________ __24.___________"Computer Knowledge"______  👩‍💻Disadvantage of "Third-generation of Computer?"👩‍💻  The 1960s and 1970s saw the   third-generation of computers,   which had some drawbacks. They were expensive to create and keep up, which restricted accessibility.  Limited Memory and Processing Power:   Third-generation computers had much less memory and processing power than computers today.  Complexity:   In order to function properly, the architecture and programming needed specific knowledge and abilities.  Heat and Space Requirements:   These computers produced a lot of heat and needed a lot of room to operate.  Bath processing dependence:   Third-generation computers frequently used batch processing, which could lead to protracted wait periods for results.  Lack of User-Friendliness:   Users had to have a thoro...

______________________________________________ __23.__________"Computer Knowledge "____  👩‍💻Disadvantage of "Second-generation of computer."👩‍💻  Undoubtedly, the   second-generation of computers   (the 1950s and 1960s) had a number of drawbacks:  Size and Space:   These computers were significantly larger than contemporary computers and took up a lot of room.  Heat and Cooling Requirements:   The early transistors and vacuum tubes employed in these computers produced a significant quantity of heat, requiring sophisticated cooling systems. They were costly to operate and maintain due to their   high electrical power consumption.   Cost:   The production and maintenance costs for these early computers were extremely exorbitant, making them only accessible to huge corporations or governments with significant financial resources.  Programming difficulties:   At the time, ...

  ______________________________________________ __ 22. _________" Computer Knowledge "_____  👩‍💻 Disadvantage of "First-Generation of Computers."👩‍💻  The 1940s and 1950s saw the development of   the first generation of computers,   which had significant drawbacks.  Size and Ares:  They were enormous, occupying whole rooms because to the weight of the vacuum tubes and other parts.  First-generation computers   produced a lot of heat, demanding sophisticated cooling mechanisms to prevent overheating.  Maintenance and Reliability:   Vacuum tubes frequently failed, necessitating maintenance and replacement.  Limited Memory and Storage:   Compared to modern standards, memory capacity was incredibly constrained, which made it difficult to perform complex computations and store large amounts of data.  Power Usage:   They used a lot of electricity, which raised the cost of o...

______________________________________________ __21._________"Computer Knowledge"______ 👩‍💻Advantage of "Fifth-generation of Computers."👩‍💻  The   fifth generation of computers   offers a number of advantages, such as:  Advanced Parallel Processing:   The capacity to carry out several activities concurrently, improving speed and effectiveness.  Deep learning and artificial intelligence (AI) skills   allow robots to learn and adapt, simulating human intellect. Improved language comprehension and communication between people and computers thanks to   natural  language processing(NLP    Expert Systems:   The application of knowledge-based systems to deliver specialized guidance or answers across a range of topics. Better Storage and Memory:   Significantly increased memory and storage capacity enable for handling large amounts of data and complicated algorithms. More user-fri...

______________________________________________ __20.___________"Computer Knowledge"____    👩‍💻Advantage of "Fourth- Generation of computer."👩‍💻  The microprocessor-based   fourth-generation of Computers   brought about a number of benefits:  Microprocessors:  By combining several components onto a single chip, they improve efficiency and cut down on size.  Increased Processing   Speed:  Thanks to improvements in microprocessor architecture and technology, processing is now faster.  Reduced Size and Cost:  Integration and miniaturization lead to smaller physical sizes and more affordable manufacture.  Greater Reliability:  Compared to earlier generations, integrated circuits were more maintenance- and downtime-resistant.  Energy efficiency:  Better power management and efficiency help to consume less energy.  User-Friendly Interfaces:  The advent of graphical user interface...

______________________________________________ __19.__________"Computer Knowledge"_____  👩‍💻Advantage of "Third-generation of Computers."👩‍💻  When opposed to earlier generations,   third-generation of computers,   which were created in the 1960s to 1970s, offered a number of noteworthy advantages: 1.   Integrated Circuits:   Third-generation computers made use of integrated circuits (ICs), which assembled several transistors and other parts onto a single chip. Computers improved in dependability, energy efficiency, and size as a result.   2.   *Higher Processing Speeds*:   Thanks to improvements in transistor technology and improved component arrangement, these computers were quicker and more potent than their forerunners. 3.   *Improved Memory*:   Third-generation computers used magnetic core memory, which was quicker and more storage-efficient than older memory types like vacuum tubes or...

______________________________________________ __18._________"Computer Knowledge"______  👩‍💻Advantage of "Second generation of computer."👩‍💻  When second-generation computers were created in the late 1950s and early 1960s, they had   a number of important benefits   over first-generation counterparts, including:  Transistors:   Transistors took the place of vacuum tubes in second-generation computers. Performance and dependability were enhanced by smaller, more dependable, and cooler transistors.  Size and Portability   These computers were more portable and compact than those from the first generation, which made installation and upkeep simpler.  They were also the first reasonably portable computers, even though they were still huge by today's standards.  Faster Processing:    The ability of transistors to switch electrical impulses more quickly led to increases in processing speed and effe...

______________________________________________ __17._________"Computer Knowledge"______    👩‍💻Advantage of "First Generation computer" 👩‍💻    The early 1950s saw the development of the   first-generation of computers,   which had various   advantages.   New Technology:   The advent of the first generation of computers marked a great advance in technology. They replaced earlier electromechanical and analog machines as the first electronic digital computers.  Speed and automation:   Compared to their forerunners, these computers processed data and performed complicated calculations at previously unheard-of speeds. Tasks that had previously been completed manually were automated.  First-generation Computers introduced the idea of stored programs,   which allowed for the storage of data and instructions in memory. They became more adaptable and simpler to reprogramme for vario...

______________________________________________ __16.__________"Computer Knowledge"_____ 👩‍💻"Fifth Generation ofcomputer?"👩‍💻 A theoretical and technological period in computing history is referred to as the   Fifth Generation of computers.   This generation was distinguished by breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and parallel computing as of my most recent knowledge update in September 2021. It was thought that   fifth-generation Computers   will be able to comprehend plain language, respond to it, learn from their mistakes, and work independently to solve challenging tasks. It's important to note that the phrase   "Fifth Generation" was created in the 1980s   when experts were considering the potential of computing in the future.  Since then, the field has developed further, and perhaps new ideas and perspectives have emerged.    I suggest examining contemporary sources or academic journals ...

______________________________________________ __15.__________"Computer Knowledge"_____  👩‍💻"Fourth Generation of computer?"👩‍💻 The   fourth Generation of computers   which started to appear in the middle of   the 1970s and continued in to the 1980s,   were distinguished by a number of significant developments: The creation of microprocessors, which enabled the integration of the whole   CPU (Central Processing Unit)   on a single chip, was the most important advance.  Computers are becoming far more affordable and smaller as a result.  Personal computers (PCs):   The fourth generation saw the emergence of personal computers, such as the IBM PC and Apple II, enabling individuals and small enterprises to access computing more easily.  Operating Systems:   During this time, sophisticated operating systems were created, such as MS-DOS and early iterations of Microsoft Windows...

______________________________________________ __14.__________"Computer Knowledge"_____ 👩‍💻"Third Generation of computer?" 👩‍💻 The term   " third Generation" computer    refers to a time in computing history that roughly corresponds to the middle of   the 1960s and the beginning of the 1970s.    The usage of integrated circuits (ICs) or microchips, which enabled considerable advances in processing power, dependability, and efficiency compared to prior vacuum tube and transistor-based machines, is one of the key features of   third-generation computers.  Computers become cheaper, quicker, and smaller throughout this time.   The creation of high-level programming languages like COBOL and FORTRAN made it simpler for programmers to create software.   Additionally, operating systems started to spread, which facilitated easier computer use. The   IBM System/360 series,   which was es...

______________________________________________ __13._________"Computer Knowledge"______  👩‍💻"Second  Generation of Computer?"    The second generation of computers is thought to have existed between the late 1950s and the middle of the 1960s.Computers during this period made significant advancements over their first-generation predecessors.  Second-generation computers' salient features include: Second-generation computers' salient features include:  Transistors:  In the second generation of computers, tiny, more dependable transistors took the role of the previous generation's large vacuum tubes.   Transistors increased the computing system's speed and effectiveness.  These computers stored data using magnetic core memory, which was more efficient and quick than the preceding punched card and paper tape techniques.   Assembly Language:   The use of assembly language in programming increased, making it simpler for d...

______________________________________________ __12.__________"Computer Knowledge"_____ 👩‍💻" First Generation of Computer?"👩‍💻 The ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) and UNIVAC I (Universal Automatic Computer) were two significant examples of the first generation of Computers,   which were created in the 1940s and 1950s. huge, vacuum tube-based, and mostly employed in the military and sciences, these machines were huge.  "The earliest Computers" Several distinctive characteristics of first-generation computers   include:  Vacuum Tubes:   The main electronic processing and memory components in these computers were vacuum tubes (also known as electron tubes). Vacuum tubes were bulky, delicate and heated up a lot.  Large Size:   Early computers were gigantic, frequently taking up whole rooms or even buildings. The ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer),   for instance, occupied ...

______________________________________________ __11.__________"Computer Knowledge"_____ 👩‍💻What is Generation Of Computer?👩‍💻 See friends, today we will learn about   generations of computers.  See Friends Computer is used from many years ago.  But what distinguishes the first computer from modern ones? because the integration of computers has undergone significant change.    See, today's computers are very modern and advanced. But the computers of old times were not so   modern and advanced.  But with the changing times the field of computers improved. that required a lot of time. In the past, computers were enormous in size.  But   today Computers are very small in size and their speed is also fast.  👩‍💻 "Generations of computer" 👩‍💻 The generation of computers can be categorized into   five main generations:   First Generation (1940s-1950s):    Vacuum tube-based computer...

______________________________________________ __10.__________ "Computer Knowledge"_____ 👩‍💻"HISTORY OF COMPUTERS"👩‍💻  Individual Computers:  Personal computers were first introduced in the 1970s and 1980s by firms like Apple and IBM, revolutionising the way people live and work.  On the Internet:  The internet's global connection of computers in the 1990s revolutionised information sharing and communication.  Cellular devices and tablets:  Smartphones and tablets have made computing genuinely portable and available to everyone in the twenty-first century.  Synthetic intelligence:  Today, thanks to advancements in artificial intelligence, computers can think and learn like humans. From large machines in rooms to portable gadgets we carry in our pockets, computers have come a long way and changed the world in many ways.

______________________________________________ __9.__________"Computer Knowledge"_______ 👩‍💻"HISTORY OF COMPUTERS"👩‍💻 See guise, Here's a simple   history of Computers:   Early Calculators:  It all began with machines like the abacus, which people used for basic calculations thousands of years ago.  Mechanical Computers:  In the 19th century, inventors like Charles Babbage designed mechanical computers, but they were never built.  Electric Computers:  In the mid-20th century, electronic computers were created. The first big one, called ENIAC, was huge and used vacuum tubes.  Transistors:  With the development of transistors in the late 1940s, computers became smaller and faster.  Microchips:  In the 1960s, computers became tiny enough to be used in homes and businesses.

______________________________________________ __8._________"Computer Knowledge"________ 👩‍💻FATHER OF COMPUTER👩‍💻 The term   " father of the computer" " is often attributed to   Charles Babbage, Charles Babbage, who is recognized for his groundbreaking work on early mechanical computers during the 19th century. His conceptualization and design of the Analytical Engine laid a crucial foundation for modern computing devices. Nevertheless, it's important to note that the title of   "father of the computer"   can be applied to various pioneers in the field, including Alan Turing and John von Neumann, who made significant contributions shaping the computers we used today. As for the   full form of "computer,"   it stands for "Common Operating Machine Particularly Used for Technical and Educational Research":   FULL FORM OF COMPUTER:-  C: Common O: Operating M: Machine P: Particularly U: Used for T: Technical and E...

______________________________________________ __7._____________"Computer Know"_________ 👩‍💻TYPES OF COMPUTER BASED ON WORK PROCESS 👩‍💻  Minicomputers:  Minicomputers are mid-sized computing devices that possess more processing power than microcomputers but less than mainframes. They are commonly utilized in small to medium-sized businesses due to their balanced computing capabilities.  Embedded Computers:  Embedded computers are seamlessly integrated into various systems and devices, often performing specific functions behind the scenes and concealed from the user. They play a crucial role in managing dedicated tasks within these systems.  Server Computers:  Server computers are purpose-built to provide services, resources, and data to other computers through a network. They serve as central hubs for managing and distributing information, facilitating efficient communication and access for connected devices.  Workstations:  Workst...

______________________________________________ __6.________"Computer Knowledge"________ 👩‍💻TYPES OF COMPUTER BASED ON WORK PROCESS 👩‍💻 Computers can be classified into various types based on their work processes.    Some common categories   include:  Analog Computers:  These computers work with continuous data and perform calculations using physical quantities like voltage, current, and resistance.  Digital Computers:  Digital computers process data using discrete values (0s and 1s). They are the most common type and include personal computers, servers, and mainframes.  Hybrid Computers:  These combine features of both analog and digital computers, often used for specialized tasks requiring both types of processing.  Mainframe Computers:  Large and powerful computers used for heavy-duty processing tasks in organizations.  Supercomputers:  Extremely powerful computers designed for complex simulations, s...