The Y2K problem refers to
A)the use of 2 digits to represent the year in early computers.
B)the use of the 1929 rule to determine the first two digits of the year.
C)the inability of all computers to function after year 2000.
D)the use of 4 digits to represent the year in early computers.
E)a manufacturing flaw in some Intel processors in 1998.

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The Y2K problem (also known as the Year 2000 problem) was caused by early computer programs using 2 digits to represent the year, which could have caused issues when transitioning from the year 1999 to 2000. This could have led to miscalculations, system crashes, and other issues. Many organizations had to update their systems to avoid potential problems.

The Y2K Problem Refers to