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Version Control

Version control is the name given to the management of the various changes that are made to the elements of a product or a configuration thereof.

IDE (Integrated Development Environment)

is a software system for designing applications that combines common developer tools in a single interface.

Debugger

A debugger is a computer program used by programmers to test and debug a target program.

Compiler

A compiler is a computer program that translates a program written in one programming language into another programming language.

File Manager

is a computer program that provides a user interface for managing files and directories.

Firewall

It is a system whose function is to prevent and protect our private network from intrusions or attacks from other networks, blocking access.

Antivirus

Antiviruses are programs whose objective is to detect and eliminate computer viruses.

Browser

It is a software or computer application that through a graphical interface allows users to move or navigate through the web through hyperlinks and URL addresses.

Application Software

Application software is called the set of programs that allow the development of certain functions aimed at satisfying user needs.

Operating System

It is the set of programs of a computer system that manages hardware resources and provides services to software application programs.

Mouse

It is a pointing device used to facilitate the management of a graphical environment on a computer.

Keyboard

The keyboard is an input device that uses an arrangement of keys to act as electronic switches that send information to the computer.

Monitor

The computer monitor, also known as a screen, displays your computer's information as images and text.

PSU (Power Supply Unit)

The power supply, also known as a power supply

Motherboard

The motherboard is the main board in the internal structure of the computer where the electronic circuits, the processor, the memories and the main connections are located.

SSD (Solid State Unit)

SSDs or solid state drives store files and data on interconnected flash memory microchips, unlike HHDs that use mechanical components. They use an embedded processor to perform operations related to reading and writing data.

HDD (Hard Disk Drive)

HHD or mechanical hard drives are made up of mechanical parts and use magnetism to record data and files. These disks have a spinning mechanism and the faster they spin, the faster data is transmitted.

RAM (Random Access Memory)

RAM memory is the main memory of a device, the one where the data of the programs you are using at the moment are temporarily stored.

GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)

GPU stands for Graphics Processing Unit and as you will notice by its name, it is the part of the CPU that is responsible for processing all the graphics used by the computer system.

CPU (Central Processing Unit)

The CPU is often referred to colloquially as a microprocessor or simply a processor, and you can think of it as the brain of any device