This text appears to be a series of spoken words or phrases, possibly from a lecture or presentation, related to computer science and programming. The speaker discusses various topics, including:
1. Operating systems, including Android and Windows.
2. Software applications, such as word processors and programming languages.
3. Computer hardware, including keyboards and memory.
4. Programming concepts, such as variables, loops, and functions.
5. Data storage and management, including file systems and databases.
6. Process management, including context switching and memory allocation.
7. File management, including NTFS and file system methods.
The speaker also mentions specific programming languages, such as Python and Java, and software applications, such as WhatsApp and Facebook. Overall, the text appears to be a technical discussion of computer science concepts and programming techniques.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a collection of timestamps and corresponding text snippets.
2. The text mentions various software-related terms, including "operating system", "application", "language", "translator", "compiler", "interpreter", and "software".
3. The text mentions specific operating systems, including "Android", "Windows", and "Fedora".
4. The text mentions specific software applications, including "WhatsApp", "Facebook", and "Excel".
5. The text mentions "device driver software" and "magnetic storage".
6. The text mentions "Process Management" and "memory management".
7. The text mentions "time sharing system" and "single program system".
8. The text mentions "NTFS file management".
9. The text mentions "context switching".
10. The text includes references to foreign words and phrases, including "V MRA" and "Mukang".
Note that these facts are limited to the information provided in the original text and do not include any inferences or interpretations.