How is computer able to interpret and process inputs given by us
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Every computer works on the principle of I-P-O cycle i.e Input Processing and Output. A computer primarily receives the information from input devices such as mouse, keyboard, joystick etc. which are being then processed by the computer in the CPU. After processing the input given by has been converted into binary language by the computer. It is then further interpreted by the computer to continue its further functions and after all it displays the output as the result.
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In basic electronics , there have a form like if some amount of current or voltage flow through a get then it is taken as '1' if not then '0'.
when we are pressing a key it work like a switch(our input). switch makes a flow of power. Then computer understand that we give a input. after that computer watch in witch path following the power. Then it understand what we have pressed.
after that the processor process those data and it decide that which get it have to open. when it open a get then data come in a form that we call output.
I have write in a simple form,not using engineering format. This is not properly correct (according to engineering). It is basic and very simple form i have write.
when we are pressing a key it work like a switch(our input). switch makes a flow of power. Then computer understand that we give a input. after that computer watch in witch path following the power. Then it understand what we have pressed.
after that the processor process those data and it decide that which get it have to open. when it open a get then data come in a form that we call output.
I have write in a simple form,not using engineering format. This is not properly correct (according to engineering). It is basic and very simple form i have write.
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