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Show answers Web Basics $200 This markup language is the standard used for creating web pages.
$400 This company operates the most popular search engine in the world.
$600 Tim Berners-Lee invented this interconnected system of documents in 1989.
$800 The acronym URL stands for this location identifier on the web.
$1000 This secure protocol uses encryption to protect data transferred between browsers and servers.
Famous Founders $200 This man co-founded Microsoft alongside Paul Allen.
$400 Jeff Bezos started this massive e-commerce company in 1994.
$600 Steve Jobs famously co-founded this fruit-named tech giant in his garage.
$800 Mark Zuckerberg launched this massive social network from his college dorm.
$1000 Reed Hastings co-founded this streaming service that changed home entertainment.
Computer Parts $200 The primary circuit board in a computer is called this.
$400 Short-term data storage in a computer is provided by this type of memory.
$600 This component is known as the brain of the computer, processing all instructions.
$800 A GPU is specifically designed to accelerate this type of visual processing.
$1000 This hardware device converts AC power into lower-voltage DC power for computer parts.
Code Talk $200 This popular programming language was originally developed by Sun Microsystems.
$400 This low-level language is often used for writing drivers or operating systems.
$600 Python is widely used today because of its very simple and readable type of this.
$800 This type of software bug causes a program to crash or behave incorrectly.
$1000 In coding, this is a named container that holds a specific data value.
Mobile Tech $200 This mobile operating system is developed and maintained by Google.
$400 This Apple mobile operating system is used exclusively on their smartphones.
$600 This small card contains a chip that stores user identity on a network.
$800 A cell tower is essential for these wireless devices to connect to a network.
$1000 This wireless technology allows short-range data exchange between mobile devices.
Tech History $200 In 1998, this desktop computer from Apple helped save the company.
$400 Floppy disks were once the standard for storing these small files.
$600 The first electronic computer, known as ENIAC, filled an entire one of these.
$800 This messaging platform, founded in 1996, revolutionized early online communication.
$1000 Ada Lovelace is credited with writing the first algorithm for this early analytical device.
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