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1. Is quantum computing expected to surpass classical computing in all areas?

2. Is the concept of a "smart contract" primarily associated with traditional legal contracts?

3. Does artificial intelligence have the ability to make ethical decisions autonomously?

4. Is Moore's Law an observation that states the number of transistors on a chip doubles approximately every two years?

5. Is the first computer programmer Ada Lovelace known for her work on the ENIAC computer?

6. Is the programming language C++ primarily used for web development?

7. Is the term "phishing" derived from the practice of fishing for personal information?

8. Is the cloud computing model inherently less secure than traditional on-premise solutions?

9. Does the term "big data" refer only to large datasets?

10. Is the programming language Rust designed to be memory-safe without a garbage collector?

11. Is a VPN (Virtual Private Network) used to create a secure connection over the internet?

12. Are all machine learning models equally interpretable?

13. Is the term "DDoS" an abbreviation for "Distributed Denial of Service"?

14. Is HTML5 solely a markup language?

15. Is a "data lake" a repository that allows for structured data storage only?

16. Is blockchain technology primarily based on peer-to-peer networks?

17. Can blockchain technology be used to create digital identities?

18. Is "deep learning" a subset of artificial intelligence that uses neural networks?

19. Does the concept of "edge computing" involve processing data closer to the data source?

20. Is the term "API" an acronym for "Application Programming Interface"?

21. Is it possible for a computer virus to infect a device without any user interaction?

22. Do all programming languages support object-oriented programming?

23. Is the acronym "IoT" used to describe the Internet of Things?

24. Is "SQL injection" a technique used to attack web applications by exploiting vulnerabilities in input validation?

25. Is it true that all software bugs can be fixed?

26. Is "zero-day" a term used to describe a software vulnerability that is publicly known?

27. Is a "shell script" primarily used for writing graphical user interface (GUI) applications?

28. Is the purpose of a load balancer to distribute network traffic across multiple servers?

29. Is a computer's "kernel" responsible for managing hardware and software interactions?

30. Is an intranet accessible to users outside of an organisation?

31. Is data mining a technique used to discover patterns in large datasets?

32. Is machine learning always supervised, meaning it requires labelled data?

33. Is a digital signature an electronic representation of a handwritten signature?

34. Can a software update sometimes introduce new vulnerabilities?

35. Is the term "hacker" exclusively associated with malicious activities?

36. Is the Turing Test designed to measure a machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behaviour equivalent to a human?

37. Is it true that all computer programming languages are case-sensitive?

38. Is the main purpose of an operating system to manage hardware resources?

39. Is the GNU Project an initiative to develop free software and operating systems?

40. Is an iframe used to embed another HTML document within a web page?

41. Is the term "bandwidth" synonymous with internet speed?

42. Is it possible to fully eliminate all cybersecurity threats?

43. Does the term "UI" refer to "User Interface"?

44. Is Python considered a statically typed programming language?

45. Is the Internet Protocol (IP) responsible for addressing and routing packets across networks?

46. Can cloud computing be classified into three main service models: IaaS, PaaS and SaaS?

47. Is the main purpose of a web crawler to index web pages for search engines?

48. Is it necessary for every web application to have a backend component?

49. Does every mobile application require internet connectivity to function?

50. Is the term "virtualisation" used to describe creating virtual versions of physical hardware?

51. Is "cybersecurity" the practice of protecting computers and networks from unauthorised access?

52. Is it possible for a single computer to function as both a server and a client?

53. Is machine learning limited to traditional statistical techniques?

54. Is a file extension an indicator of the file format and its associated application?

55. Does every website use the HTTP protocol for communication?

56. Is "agile" a software development methodology that promotes iterative progress?

57. Is JavaScript a compiled programming language?

58. Is a "front-end" developer primarily concerned with server-side logic?

59. Is it true that all data breaches are caused by external hackers?

60. Is "docker" a tool that allows for containerisation of applications?

61. Is it possible to run multiple operating systems on a single physical machine?

62. Is the primary function of a compiler to convert high-level code into machine code?

63. Does the term "open source" mean that software is always free to use?

64. Is "firmware" a type of software that provides low-level control for a device's specific hardware?

65. Is blockchain technology limited to financial transactions?

66. Is the primary purpose of a search engine optimisation (SEO) strategy to improve website visibility in search engine results?

67. Is a binary number system based on powers of two?

68. Is the main goal of ethical hacking to find and exploit vulnerabilities for malicious purposes?

69. Is cloud computing always less expensive than traditional IT solutions?

70. Is a "proxy server" used to relay requests and responses between clients and servers?

71. Is the Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) designed to replace IPv4 due to address exhaustion?

72. Is a content delivery network (CDN) primarily used to deliver static content?

73. Is "wearable technology" limited to fitness tracking devices?

74. Is a rootkit a type of malware designed to provide unauthorised access to a computer system?

75. Is the term "HTTPS" used to signify a secure version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol?

76. Does every smartphone run on a version of the Android operating system?

77. Is a data breach a sign that security measures are effective?

78. Is a REST API designed to allow communication between web services using HTTP requests?

79. Is "deepfake" technology a type of artificial intelligence that creates realistic fake media?

80. Is "two-factor authentication" a method that only requires a password for user verification?

81. Can an SSL certificate be used to encrypt data in transit?

82. Is the purpose of a software development lifecycle (SDLC) to improve the quality of software development processes?

83. Is it possible for an open-source project to have a proprietary component?

84. Is machine learning always accurate and reliable in its predictions?

85. Is Java considered a low-level programming language?

86. Is a botnet a network of computers infected with malware, controlled remotely by an attacker?

87. Is the "Linux kernel" the core component of the Linux operating system?

88. Is it true that all computer networks use the same communication protocols?

89. Is the term "phablet" a combination of phone and tablet?

90. Is it necessary to understand machine code to program effectively?

91. Is an algorithm a finite sequence of well-defined instructions for solving a problem?

92. Is a "sandbox" an isolated environment for safely running untested or untrusted code?

93. Is a byte composed of 8 bits?

94. Is cloud storage always free for users?

95. Is "social engineering" a technique used to manipulate people into divulging confidential information?

96. Is machine learning an entirely separate field from artificial intelligence?

97. Is a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) used to define the location of a resource on the internet?

98. Does every internet-connected device have a unique IP address?

99. Is a "webinar" a term that refers specifically to online social events?

100. Is the main purpose of antivirus software to create backups of user data?

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