Data in AP Computer Science Principles

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Diminished face-to-face social interactions due to the convenience of virtual communication.

Heightened security risks stemming from widespread distribution of personal devices as easy targets.

Reduced literacy rates owing to dependency on audio-visual media and digital platforms instead of reading material.

Increased connectivity and accessibility of information anytime, anywhere.

Sorting every element in order to achieve faster search times.

Making modifications to the original structure mandatory to view changes in real-time.

Requiring explicit memory management at the user level to maintain the integrity of the structures.

Facilitating access and modification of elements based on position rather than requiring manipulation of individual entries.

It reduces the resources required, such as time and memory.

It extends compatibility with more types of hardware devices.

It increases the number of features available within the application.

It enhances the user interface design for better user experiences.

Two-factor authentication tokens exchanged during logins.

Hashed and salted passwords stored in a database.

Plain text passwords stored in a database.

User data anonymized through tokenization before storage.

Debugging

Executing

Compiling

Analyzing

Implementing user consent before collecting personal data.

Maximizing data collection for detailed analytics reports.

Allowing all cookies by default to ensure website functionality.

Using clear text storage for passwords to simplify troubleshooting.

Debugging errors

Performing calculations

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Algorithm design

Domain Name System resolves hostnames into IP addresses for the client device.

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol assigns an IP address to the client device.

Simple Network Management monitors and manages network devices but does not assign IPs directly.

Network Time Protocol synchronizes clocks of networked devices for the client device.

They may create barriers for low-income individuals who cannot afford premium features.

They often lead to decreased app download rates due to perceived lower quality.

They greatly reduce device battery life due to increased app usage.

They encourage excessive spending on unnecessary app upgrades.