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What file format is made to show documents identically on any device?
Answer: PDF
Why: PDF began as Adobe co-founder John Warnock's 1991 Camelot project and became an open ISO standard in 2008.
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What does the "P" stand for in the file format PDF?
Answer: Portable
Why: Adobe shipped it in June 1993 and kept control of it for fifteen years, handing it over as an open standard only in 2008.
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What translates human-readable code into machine-executable instructions?
Answer: compiler
Why: Compiled programs usually run faster than interpreted ones, which execute source code without first compiling it to machine code.
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What device converts digital computer signals into analog signals?
Answer: Modem
Why: The name modem comes from combining its primary functions: modulator and demodulator.
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In Java, what value does an object field hold before anything is assigned to it?
Answer: null
Why: Java quietly fills unset object fields this way but sets number fields to 0 and booleans to false, while JavaScript uses a separate value called undefined.
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What is the default port number used for HTTP web traffic?
Answer: 80
Why: IANA now lists port 80 under the IESG and RFC 9110; the Tim Berners-Lee entry for it survives only as a flagged duplicate.