Information concept

Information concept

                Data are the statistical facts which are not managed properly. The systematic framework of data is termed as information which is meaningful and which is so important in the organization.

We collect raw facts for various purposes and those collected data’s are needed to follow some certain procedures. They are: recording, classifying, sorting, calculating, and summarizing those collected data’s. There are certain types of data processing system and they are i) unit record method ii) Electronic data processing. Data are represented in the computer system in the format of 0 and 1.As we also have to understand about fundamentals of source coding. There are three types of source coding. They are: i) BCD (Binary Coded Decimal) ii) EBCDIC (Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code) iii) ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange).BCD  is one of the early memory codes which is based on data of converting each digit  of a decimal number into binary equivalent rather than converting the entire decimal value into a pure binary form. EBCDIC is an 8 digit code which can be easily divided into two 4 bit groups. Each of these 4 bit groups can be represented by 1 hexadecimal digit. ASCII code has been adopted by different American computer manufacturers as their computer internal, code. Information concepts further tells about the data processing concepts.

They are i) Batch processing ii) Online processing iii) real time processing iv) Multiprocessing v) Multiprogramming vi) Time sharing concepts.

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