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Which of the following statements about the 9-bit two's complement representation is/are correct? Unit A
  • (1) The decimal number +256 cannot be represented, as the representation has already been taken by the decimal number −256.
  • (2) The range of decimal numbers that can be represented is from −256 to +255.
  • (3) The operation 1 1100 0110 − 1 0011 1000 (both numbers in 9-bit two's complement representation) results in an overflow error.
A TV at home has the following three ports. High Definition (HD) videos will be output to the TV. Which of the following ports should be used? Unit B
  • (1) HDMI
  • (2) DisplayPort
  • (3) DVI
A projector in a lecture hall has the following three ports. High Definition (HD) videos will be output to the projector. Which of the following ports should be used? Unit B
  • (1) HDMI
  • (2) DisplayPort
  • (3) DVI
Which of the following statements about the Domain Name System (DNS) are correct? Unit C
  • (1) DNS servers cannot translate apex domains (i.e., domain names without hostnames, e.g., microsoft.com; hkeaa.edu.hk) into IP addresses.
  • (2) A single domain name can be translated into multiple IP addresses.
  • (3) Multiple domain names can be translated into a single IP address.
NUM is an integer array with n values. What is the purpose of the following algorithm? Unit D
INPUT T, i
a ← n + 1
WHILE (NUM[a - 1] is not empty) AND (a <= n) DO
    NUM[a] ← NUM[a-1]
    a ← a + 1
NUM[i] ← T
After searching for pet adoption, Haydon receives many advertisements from adoption centres. Which of the following may cause this issue? Unit E
  • (1) Browsers have collected big data from browsing and search history.
  • (2) AI has analysed his browsing patterns and recommended relevant advertisements.
  • (3) He has used VPN to browse the Internet anonymously.

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