Glossary Index-Z

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Glossary Index: Z

7 Zip

7-zip is a popular open-source file compression and decompression software. Learn more

Z axis

In technology and computing, the Z-axis typically refers to the third dimension or depth in a three-dimensional coordinate system. Learn more

Zoom Slider

A zoom slider is a graphical control element that allows you to zoom in or out of an object or a document. Learn more

Z Buffering

Z-buffering is a technique used in computer graphics to manage the depth of objects in a 3D scene. Learn more

Zip

ZIP compression uses various algorithms to analyze and encode data more efficiently. Learn more

Zero day Attack

A zero-day attack refers to a type of cyber-attack that takes advantage of a vulnerability in a software or system that is unknown to the software developer or vendor. Learn more

Zero Filling

Zero filling is a technique used in computing and programming to initialize a storage space or memory location with zeros. Learn more

Zif Socket

A Zero Insertion Force (ZIF) socket is a type of connector used in computer hardware to make it easier to insert and remove integrated circuit chips without damaging them. Learn more

Zone

A zone in computer networking refers to a specific subset or segment of a Local Area Network (LAN) or network topology. Learn more

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