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chrome

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- Logging into accounts and entering usernames and passwords.
- google, facebook

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web browsers and search engines like google and firefox,

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Applications that use usernames, passwords, and other forms of security/ login are examples of ones that use string data.

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search engines, web browsers, apps that uses security with usernames and passwords

string data is a series of characters

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to process and understand string data is diffrent than numeric data because you need to catagorize the string into a list and pull the specifice sombantaions od numbers.

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apps that has security such as google because of the usernames and passwords.

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For most apps you have to use a password for an account, which is processing string data. String data is a list of characters, while numeric data is usually a single integer.

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google, apps that use usernames and passwords

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search browsers
string is more characters, not numbers that can be used in equations

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apps that you need to have an account and you need to input a user and password

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Anything you have to log into on your account

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Search engines, they have to compare your input to other string data (websites). String data is different than numeric data because it can be split up and rearranged, whereas numbers can't.

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Firefox uses string data when you input what you are looking for and it gives you what you looked up.

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Search engines like google. Uses usernames and passwords. A

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String data is used when you want to input words instead of numbers. For example, if an app needed your name for something.
String data is different than numeric data because it can't be used to do math.

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Web browsers and search engines. String data is a series of characters.

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search engines, passwords and usernames
safari, chrome, social media apps

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some apps would have to process string data when enter a username or password or search something.

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Safari and google docs are two major apps that process string data for me. The computer needs to look at the data in the search bar and locate it in the internet. Google docs just takes and displays the string data I type.

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Safari and chrome are search engines that process string data to find search queries

String data is a series of characters

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1. Apps that you log into on an account, search engines such as safari

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google, yahoo
string data are characters/letters whereas numeric data is just numbers

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Apps that involve a password or username like instagram, snapchat

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an app where you input string data that is really processed would be a recommended algorithm in an entertainment app like tik tok and instagram that process what you input in the search bar weather it be a hashtag or username in order to show you more content related to your search in the future.

string data can contain letters as opposed to numbers and generally has several components 'strung' together.

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Fire fox string data can be characters that aren't numbers compared numeric be just numbers

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search engines, google apps, calculator apps

inputing information that is then processed and gives the user info based on what they entered

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Describe a couple apps or examples of how we process String data in a computer program: 

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Describe a couple apps or examples of how we process String data in a computer program: 

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How is processing String data different than processing numeric data?

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How is processing String data different than processing numeric data?