Binary to Hexadecimal
This quiz takes us back to the bases, binary and hexadicimal to be precise... Can you transform digits when the decimal number isn't shown? Good luck!
Technology by Emoji
Can you determine what these icons (or emojis) are supposed to illustrate? Give it a go!
Mixed Word: Data Structures
Someone has run a mixer over these data structure terms! Can you help structure the resulting letter data back together?
Norse Gods or Computerspeak?
If you know your computer terminology, or your mythology, you'll be good. Otherwise you must pray that your inner geek help you guess right…
LaTeX Symbols
Match the LaTeX commands to the appropriate symbols.
Computer Ports
Which computer port is used for what? Can you match the port number to the communication methods?
Computer Definitions: M
Maybe you can identify which of these Modern M-terms that Might be Mentioned in each of these ways?
Alt Codes Typing Challenge
This is a surprise typing quiz where you DON'T know what you'll get to see. Needs a keyboard with NumLocks ON!
Match-Up: Computer Scientists
Without these people we would not have the computers or the lifestyle that we take for granted nowadays. Let's honor them with pairing their names up!
Draw the Java Logo
Name the primitive data types of Java to see the logo appear, bit by bit…. Surely this isn't more than you can BYTE over….
1N73LL163NC3 ! (Novelists - I)
According to Stephen Hawking, '1N73LL163NC3 15 7H3 481L17Y 70 4D4P7 70 CH4N63'. Using this as a key, can you replace the numbers in the following words, to find the names of well-known novelists? NB: 2 = Z.