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CPU
The processor component that executes machine instructions and coordinates operations under the computer architecture, distinct from memory that stores working state or devices that display results.
RAM
Working memory used by running programs and system services, commonly volatile in personal computers. Its role differs from persistent storage and from a CPU cache.
Device driver
Software providing the operating-system interface to a supported hardware device, with compatibility and trusted installation requirements that depend on the actual device and platform.
File extension
A suffix commonly used for application association or a format hint. It does not prove the file’s actual content or convert its representation when renamed.
Backup
A planned recoverable copy or history with protection appropriate to the expected loss scenarios, whose value depends on verified restoration rather than a success message alone.
Paragraph style
A named set of paragraph and related formatting rules that can be applied consistently, enabling structural changes without manually editing every matching heading or paragraph.
Section break
A document boundary that can permit different page-level settings in the following section, with behavior governed by the actual word processor and section options.
Mail merge
Combining a main document with structured recipient records to create personalized output, requiring verification of fields, selection, missing data and resulting documents before distribution.
Tracked changes
A review feature recording proposed edits for inspection and acceptance or rejection, distinct from establishing that the resulting document has received final authorization.
Absolute reference
An Excel-style cell reference whose fixed row and column are marked with dollar signs, preserving that location when the formula is copied under the stated model.
Mixed reference
A reference fixing either the row or the column while allowing the other coordinate to change, useful when a copied formula needs one stable relationship.
Cell format
Display and presentation instructions such as number format, alignment or borders. Formatting can change what a user sees without changing the underlying stored numeric value.
Filter
A selection view showing rows that meet conditions while retaining other records in the underlying table, unlike a deletion that removes data from the selected structure.
Chart series
A related set of plotted values associated with labels or positions, whose source range, units and ordering must match the intended comparison.
Slide master
A shared presentation design layer influencing layouts and slides that use it, useful for consistent structure without guaranteeing that every independent object changes automatically.
Primary key
A chosen minimal identifying key enforced as unique and nonnull for a table, which can consist of one column or a declared combination.
Database query
A request or stored definition selecting or transforming information under the database model, distinct from the table storing records or a form presenting data entry.
URL
An address describing a resource and its access scheme, host and other components as applicable, rather than merely a displayed page title or search result label.
Phishing
A deceptive attempt to imitate a trusted interaction and obtain information or induce an unsafe action, requiring assessment of actual context and destination rather than branding alone.
Lossless compression
A representation allowing exact reconstruction of the encoded data under the scheme, with achievable size reduction depending on the source rather than a guaranteed ratio.