1."GOD is REAL,unless declared INTEGER"...what are we talking about.?put fundae
2.
this question has nothing to do with the man pictured.all i want to know is whats special about his shirt(hint:"erstwhile premiership team meets diadora "leads" to technology").what technology am i talking about?3.what is the significance of "QWRTYUIOP" in the context of the internet?
4.CONNECT
to
5.can u tell what are the following two manifestations of??
(yeah these are those really pissing off things u find evrywer u go on the net)and
9 comments:
and please do comment whether this qualifies to be a tech quiz.....coz i dont think i touched history,mathematics or abbreviations...
and hey krishnan did u change the name of the blog....quizzie pops sounds like a gay quiz show name
oh and a small typo in the 3rd q... its "QWERTYUIOP"...if u dint realise this was a typo trust me don;t even try the question
the qwerty is the keyboard
yeah but im asking about "QWERTYUIOP" and its connection to internet...not the computer
In FORTRAN, undeclared variables are typed according to their first letter, so "God" would be a real number.
2.the Pygmalion Effect.
srry 3. is the Pygmalion effect.
i think i'll give out the answers now....
1.krishnan answered right....fortran only allows default real character type for certain letters like i'j etc.. so "god" will be declared real unless it is pecifically declared integer
2.diadora is a leading sportswear apparel company...in 2005 it associated with leeds united to make a jersey which changed color according to the players work...so dat the coach can get an idea of hw much each player works on the field
3.well the exact answer is was luking f was that "QWERTYUIOP" was the first email content
4.this is ELIZA...computerised automated "person" responding to human input..it ws named elisa after the character elisa in bernad shaws pygmalion
5.this is the turing test(haan alan turing waala)...the first pic is CAPTCHA.....its like a reverse turing test....the other pic is the wikipedia diagram fr the turing test...more on it on www.wikipedia.com
Post a Comment