1. Computer: An electronic device that helps you perform tasks, access information, and play games using various programs.
2. Hardware: The physical parts of a computer that you can touch, like the screen, keyboard, and mouse.
3. Software: Programs that you can't touch, but they let you do different things on the computer, like browsing the internet or writing documents.
4. CPU (Central Processing Unit): The brain of the computer that thinks and makes everything work together.
5. RAM (Random Access Memory): The computer's short-term memory that helps it do tasks quickly.
6. Storage: Where the computer keeps all the stuff you save, like files, photos, and videos.
7. Hard Drive: The part of the computer where you store things for the long term, like a digital filing cabinet.
8. SSD (Solid State Drive): A faster and newer type of storage that helps make the computer speedy.
9. Motherboard: The main part inside the computer that connects everything together.
10. Graphics Card: A special part that makes images and videos look good on the screen.
11. Monitor: The screen that shows you everything happening on the computer.
12. Keyboard: The thing you type on to enter words and commands.
13. Mouse: A device you move around to point at things and click on them.
14. Printer: A machine that can make paper copies of documents and pictures from the computer.
15. Scanner: A device that can turn paper documents into digital files on the computer.
16. USB (Universal Serial Bus): A way to connect different things, like printers or flash drives, to the computer.
17. Ethernet: A type of cable that connects the computer to the internet with wires.
18. Wi-Fi: A way to connect to the internet without using wires.
19. Internet: A giant network of computers all over the world that lets you access websites and communicate with others.
20. Browser: A program that lets you explore the internet by visiting different websites.
21. Website: A collection of pages on the internet with information, pictures, and links.
22. URL (Uniform Resource Locator): The address you type in the browser to go to a specific webpage.
23. Firewall: A security guard that helps protect your computer from bad stuff on the internet.
24. Antivirus: Special software that looks for and gets rid of computer viruses and bad programs.
25. Malware: Bad software that can harm your computer, like viruses or spyware.
26. Virus: A type of malware that can spread from one computer to another and cause trouble.
27. Router: A device that helps connect the computer to the internet and other devices in the house.
28. Modem: The thing that talks to the internet provider so you can get online.
29. LAN (Local Area Network): A small network of computers and devices in your home or office.
30. WAN (Wide Area Network): A bigger network that connects many LANs together, like the internet.
31. ISP (Internet Service Provider): The company that gives you access to the internet.
32. Cloud Computing: Storing and using data and programs over the internet instead of just on your computer.
33. Backup: Making a copy of your important files in case something bad happens to your computer.
34. File: A collection of information, like a document or a picture, stored on the computer.
35. Folder: A digital container that helps organize and store multiple files on the computer.
36. Document: A file containing words, images, or numbers that you can create and edit.
37. Spreadsheet: A file used for organizing data in rows and columns, often for numbers and calculations.
38. Database: A structured collection of information that can be easily accessed and managed.
39. Operating System: The software that controls how the computer works and lets you use programs.
40. Windows: A popular operating system that makes your computer easy to use.
41. macOS: The operating system used on Apple's Mac computers.
42. Linux: An open-source operating system used on various computers and devices.
43. Android: The operating system for many smartphones and tablets, made by Google.
44. iOS: The operating system for iPhones and iPads, made by Apple.
45. Browser Cache: A place where the browser stores some website data to make pages load faster.
46. Cookies: Small pieces of information stored by websites to remember your preferences and settings.
47. Cursor: The arrow or pointer on the screen that moves when you use the mouse or touchpad.
48. GUI (Graphical User Interface): A way to interact with the computer using pictures and icons.
49. File Extension: A set of letters at the end of a file's name that shows what kind of file it is.
50. Macbryte: a computer training company which is proud to help you in your computer learning needs. (we had to include this one 🙂
2. Hardware: The physical parts of a computer that you can touch, like the screen, keyboard, and mouse.
3. Software: Programs that you can't touch, but they let you do different things on the computer, like browsing the internet or writing documents.
4. CPU (Central Processing Unit): The brain of the computer that thinks and makes everything work together.
5. RAM (Random Access Memory): The computer's short-term memory that helps it do tasks quickly.
6. Storage: Where the computer keeps all the stuff you save, like files, photos, and videos.
7. Hard Drive: The part of the computer where you store things for the long term, like a digital filing cabinet.
8. SSD (Solid State Drive): A faster and newer type of storage that helps make the computer speedy.
9. Motherboard: The main part inside the computer that connects everything together.
10. Graphics Card: A special part that makes images and videos look good on the screen.
11. Monitor: The screen that shows you everything happening on the computer.
12. Keyboard: The thing you type on to enter words and commands.
13. Mouse: A device you move around to point at things and click on them.
14. Printer: A machine that can make paper copies of documents and pictures from the computer.
15. Scanner: A device that can turn paper documents into digital files on the computer.
16. USB (Universal Serial Bus): A way to connect different things, like printers or flash drives, to the computer.
17. Ethernet: A type of cable that connects the computer to the internet with wires.
18. Wi-Fi: A way to connect to the internet without using wires.
19. Internet: A giant network of computers all over the world that lets you access websites and communicate with others.
20. Browser: A program that lets you explore the internet by visiting different websites.
21. Website: A collection of pages on the internet with information, pictures, and links.
22. URL (Uniform Resource Locator): The address you type in the browser to go to a specific webpage.
23. Firewall: A security guard that helps protect your computer from bad stuff on the internet.
24. Antivirus: Special software that looks for and gets rid of computer viruses and bad programs.
25. Malware: Bad software that can harm your computer, like viruses or spyware.
26. Virus: A type of malware that can spread from one computer to another and cause trouble.
27. Router: A device that helps connect the computer to the internet and other devices in the house.
28. Modem: The thing that talks to the internet provider so you can get online.
29. LAN (Local Area Network): A small network of computers and devices in your home or office.
30. WAN (Wide Area Network): A bigger network that connects many LANs together, like the internet.
31. ISP (Internet Service Provider): The company that gives you access to the internet.
32. Cloud Computing: Storing and using data and programs over the internet instead of just on your computer.
33. Backup: Making a copy of your important files in case something bad happens to your computer.
34. File: A collection of information, like a document or a picture, stored on the computer.
35. Folder: A digital container that helps organize and store multiple files on the computer.
36. Document: A file containing words, images, or numbers that you can create and edit.
37. Spreadsheet: A file used for organizing data in rows and columns, often for numbers and calculations.
38. Database: A structured collection of information that can be easily accessed and managed.
39. Operating System: The software that controls how the computer works and lets you use programs.
40. Windows: A popular operating system that makes your computer easy to use.
41. macOS: The operating system used on Apple's Mac computers.
42. Linux: An open-source operating system used on various computers and devices.
43. Android: The operating system for many smartphones and tablets, made by Google.
44. iOS: The operating system for iPhones and iPads, made by Apple.
45. Browser Cache: A place where the browser stores some website data to make pages load faster.
46. Cookies: Small pieces of information stored by websites to remember your preferences and settings.
47. Cursor: The arrow or pointer on the screen that moves when you use the mouse or touchpad.
48. GUI (Graphical User Interface): A way to interact with the computer using pictures and icons.
49. File Extension: A set of letters at the end of a file's name that shows what kind of file it is.
50. Macbryte: a computer training company which is proud to help you in your computer learning needs. (we had to include this one 🙂