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COMPUTER QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (MCQ)


Computer Science Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) from 26 to 30. Link to Computer
Science MCQs (PDF) is given below. The following Computer Science MCQs are from
basics of Computer, IT, and General Knowledge (GK) of the field of Computer Science
and Internet.
FEATURED COMPUTER SCIENCE MCQ
1. In computer science and information technology (IT), DNS is an abbreviation of
(A) Direct Name System
(B) Domain Name System
(C) Direct Name Software
(D) Domain Name Software

2. In C++, the library function exit() causes an exit from the


(A) statement
(B) loop in which it occurs
(C) function in which it occurs
(D) program in which it occurs

3. In C++, a function name must be followed by


(A) braces
(B) parentheses
(C) statement
(D) variable name

ANSWER: COMPUTER SCIENCE MCQ


1. (B) Domain Name System
2. (D) program in which it occurs
3. (B) parentheses (see below for regular computer science questions)

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26. Which transmission allows data to travel in both directions but only one direction at
a time?
(A) Simplex
(B) Full duplex
(C) Half duplex
(D) Reverse

27. Another name for free software is?


(A) Encrypted Software
(B) Copy Protected Software
(C) Shareware
(D) Public Domain Software
28. DPI stands for?
(A) Dot Per Inch
(B) Decimal Per Inch
(C) Digit Per Inch
(D) Data Per Inch

29. A small high speed memory inside CPU is


(A) RAM
(B) ROM
(C) Cache
(D) Register

30. ________ are used to evaluate compound conditions.


(A) Arithmetic Operators
(B) Logical Operators
(C) Relational Operators
(D) Assignment Operators

ANSWERS: COMPUTER SCIENCE MCQS


26. (C) Half duplex
27. (D) Public Domain Software
28. (A) Dot Per Inch
29. (D) Register
30. (B) Logical Operators Next: Computer Science Questions 31–35

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