Python Blockchain Developer Set 3
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Question 1 |
Define Version 1?
A | is the genesis block |
B | is a soft fork of bitcoin core 0.7.0 |
C | blocks were a soft fork of bitcoin core 0.10.0 |
D | blocks are BIP65 in bitcoin core 0.11.2 |
Question 2 |
Define Version 3?
A | blocks were a soft fork of bitcoin core 0.10.0 |
B | is the genesis block |
C | is a soft fork of bitcoin core 0.7.0 |
D | blocks are BIP65 in bitcoin core 0.11.2 |
Question 3 |
What is Dbcache?
A | Dbcache reduce the size of the UtXo cache from 300 MiB to 100 MiB |
B | Dbcache limits the disk usage. set this to 3000 |
C | Dbcache limit the maximum nodes number to ten connections |
D | All of these |
Question 4 |
the configuration file holds the following params
A | prune |
B | dbcach |
C | Maxconnections |
D | All of these |
Question 5 |
Which of the following is popularly used for storing bitcoins?
A | Box |
B | Stack |
C | Wallet |
D | Pocket |
Question 6 |
What is Bitcoin?
A | Bitcoin is a technology that underpins Hyperledger Fabric |
B | Bitcoin is a another name for BlockChain |
C | Bitcoin is a an unregulated censorship resistant shadow currency |
D | Bitcoin is a private network |
Question 7 |
In blockchain, blocks are linked ----------?
A | Backward to the previous block |
B | Forward to next block |
C | Not linked with each other |
D | linked with each other |
Question 8 |
Blockchain can be stored as which of the following?
A | A flat file |
B | A Database |
C | Both of the above |
D | None of these |
Question 9 |
What are Miners?
A | Miners are those Users who use their computational power to mine for blocks. |
B | Miners are the chains of blocks where each block contains data of value without any central supervision. It is cryptographically secure and immutable. |
C | Miners are the mechanism by which a decentralized network comes to a consensus on certain matters |
D | Miners are said to be decentralized because there is no central authority supervising anything. |
Question 10 |
Good Example of Private Blockchain
A | RecordesKeeper Blockchain |
B | Corda |
C | Hyperledger |
D | All of these |
Question 11 |
What is Prune?
A | Prune limits the disk usage. set this to 3000 |
B | Prune limit the maximum nodes number to ten connections |
C | Prune reduce the size of the UtXo cache from 300 MiB to 100 MiB |
D | All of these |
Question 12 |
.---------was first cryptocurrency to come in to market?
A | Bitcoin |
B | Nonce |
C | Merkle root |
D | Hash |
Question 13 |
What is Token?
A | Token can be created anywhere in the world and delivered via Ethereum, EOS, or another capable blockchain platform. |
B | Token is an unregulated censorship resistant shadow currency |
C | Token is a private network |
D | Token is an another name for BlockChain |
Question 14 |
What is Private Blockchain?
A | Private Blockchain Provides the premission as who can read and who can transfer the data |
B | Private Blockchain is a binary tree that holds all the hashed pairs of the tree |
C | Private Blockchain is Backward to the previous block |
D | Private Blockchain is Not linked with each other |
Question 15 |
What is Maxconnections?
A | Maxconnections limit the maximum nodes number to ten connections |
B | Maxconnections limits the disk usage. set this to 3000 |
C | Maxconnections reduce the size of the UtXo cache from 300 MiB to 100 MiB |
D | All of these |
Question 16 |
Bitcoin is based on ---------- blockchain?
A | Private |
B | Public |
C | Public Permissioned |
D | Permissioned |
Question 17 |
For NEO, a node that has management rights is called a----
A | book-keepingnode |
B | block producer. |
C | miner |
D | Hyperledger |
Question 18 |
For EOS, a node running the underlying network layer and able to process all transactions is called a---
A | block producer. |
B | miner |
C | book-keepingnode |
D | Hyperledger |
Question 19 |
.--------introduced Bitcoin.
A | Santoshi Nakamoto |
B | Samsung |
C | China |
D | John Mcafee |
Question 20 |
For bitcoin, a node that can create blocks is called a---
A | miner |
B | book-keepingnode |
C | block producer. |
D | Hyperledger |
Question 21 |
Name some details that are sent to the block of bitcoin?
A | Merkle root |
B | Hash |
C | Nonce |
D | All of these |
Question 22 |
Define Version 2?
A | is a soft fork of bitcoin core 0.7.0 |
B | is the genesis block |
C | blocks were a soft fork of bitcoin core 0.10.0 |
D | blocks are BIP65 in bitcoin core 0.11.2 |
Question 23 |
How many properties of Blockchain?
A | 1 |
B | 2 |
C | 3 |
D | 4 |
Question 24 |
What is Hash rate?
A | Hash rate is a binary tree that holds all the hashed pairs of the tree |
B | Hash rate is the number of calculations in a second that your computer can perform trying to solve the mathematical puzzle |
C | Hash rate is a document for introducing features or information to bitcoin. |
D | Hash rate is an arbitrary number that miners change to modify the header hash in order to produce a hash that is less than or equal to the target threshold |
Question 25 |
What is Bitcoin improvement proposal (BIP)?
A | BIP is a document for introducing features or information to bitcoin. |
B | BIP is an SHA256 hash of the previous block’s header. This ensures integrity because changing one previous block will require changing each previous block. |
C | BIP is a binary tree that holds all the hashed pairs of the tree |
D | BIP is an arbitrary number that miners change to modify the header hash in order to produce a hash that is less than or equal to the target threshold |
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