obsolete element
In HTML, any element (tags or code) that may not work in future versions of Internet browsers is considered an obsolete element.
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Refers to the base-8 number system, which uses just eight unique symbols (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7). Programs often display data in octal format because it is relatively easy for humans to read and can easily be translated into binary format, which is the most important format for computers. By contrast, […]
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In word processing, a header that appears only on odd-numbered pages.
- octet
An octet is 8 bits. It is equivalent to a byte, as long as the byte is also 8 bits. Bytes range from 4 – 10 bits, but octets are always 8 bits.
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The mode of parity checking in which each 9-bit combination of a data byte plus a parity bit contains an odd number of set bits.
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