1. When running a program that counts the num- ber of records in a large dataset, you receive an error on your computer screen, in binary format: 11110001. Convert the error message from binary to deci- mal to be able to look it up. (A) 239-Invalid operation. Corrupt data caused the error. (B) 240-Decimal numbers are stored impre- cisely in computers. A rounding error occurred. (C) 241-Overflow error. The object exceeded its maximum size. The dataset is too large to run on your computer. (D) 404 Error message not found. 2. You read in the news about an employee who took advantage of decimal numbers used with currency exchanges to steal money. What is the most likely way the employee accomplished this? (A) The employee redirected the overflow amount when it occurred and deposited it in his account. (B) The employee took advantage of rounding and deposited the fractional amounts. (C) The amount is represented in binary and when the right-most bit was a 1, he replaced it with a 0 and deposited the difference. (D) The employee converted to Euros and then back to U.S. dollars. The difference in the exchange rate was deposited into his account. -Saving your information from an online form to be able to auto-fill fields in future forms captures some of your Personally Identifiable Information (PII). This could be an example of: (A) an ethical matter (B) a legal problem (C) a privacy concern (D) a security issue
1. When running a program that counts the num- ber of records in a large dataset, you receive an error on your computer screen, in binary format: 11110001. Convert the error message from binary to deci- mal to be able to look it up. (A) 239-Invalid operation. Corrupt data caused the error. (B) 240-Decimal numbers are stored impre- cisely in computers. A rounding error occurred. (C) 241-Overflow error. The object exceeded its maximum size. The dataset is too large to run on your computer. (D) 404 Error message not found. 2. You read in the news about an employee who took advantage of decimal numbers used with currency exchanges to steal money. What is the most likely way the employee accomplished this? (A) The employee redirected the overflow amount when it occurred and deposited it in his account. (B) The employee took advantage of rounding and deposited the fractional amounts. (C) The amount is represented in binary and when the right-most bit was a 1, he replaced it with a 0 and deposited the difference. (D) The employee converted to Euros and then back to U.S. dollars. The difference in the exchange rate was deposited into his account. -Saving your information from an online form to be able to auto-fill fields in future forms captures some of your Personally Identifiable Information (PII). This could be an example of: (A) an ethical matter (B) a legal problem (C) a privacy concern (D) a security issue
Chapter8: Data And Network Communication Technology
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