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Input & Output Devices P

Input devices send data to computers for processing, such as keyboards sending electrical signals as text input. Output devices receive processed data from computers and display it, such as monitors displaying text. The main differences are that input devices accept user data while output devices display processed data to the user, and input devices are more complex in design while output devices are less complex.

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Input & Output Devices P

Input devices send data to computers for processing, such as keyboards sending electrical signals as text input. Output devices receive processed data from computers and display it, such as monitors displaying text. The main differences are that input devices accept user data while output devices display processed data to the user, and input devices are more complex in design while output devices are less complex.

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Input & Output devices

types and functions:


input device
• An input device sends information to a
computer system for processing.
• Input devices only allow for input of data to a
computer.
• For example, a keyboard sends electrical
signals, which are received as input. Those
signals are then processed by the computer and
displayed, or output, on the monitor as text or
images.
Input devices

Touch screen. Mouse , key


board, scanner, printer joy stick
etc.
Out put device
• An output device is a piece of computer
hardware that receives data(Input) from an
other device and then translates that data into
another form. That form may be audio, visual,
textual, or hard copy such as a printed
document.
Difference
Input & Output devices Output devices
• It accepts data from user. • It reflects processed data
• It takes the data from the to user.
user and sends it to the • It takes the processed
processor for execution. data from the processor
• The design of input and sends it back to the
devices are more user.
complex. • The design of output
• An input device can be devices are less complex.
commanded by the user. • Processor commands
output device.
Software & Hardware of Compuer
•  Software refers to a set • Hardware refers to the
of instructions which physical elements of a
enable the hardware to computer. Examples of
perform a specific set of hardware in a computer
tasks. are the keyboard, the
•  An example of software monitor, the mouse and
is Excel or Windows or the processing unit.
iTunes. Word processing However, most of a
programs and Internet computer’s hardware
browsers are examples cannot be seen; It’s
of software. inside the computer
case.
Examples:
Difference b/w Soft & hardware
SOFTWARE HARDWARE
• Collection of programs • Physical components of
designed for a specific computer.
need. • It is developed with
• It is developed with electronics components
computer programming and other materials.
language. • Physical in nature
• Software is logical in
• C.P.U ,Monitor, Mouse
nature.
etc.
• Google Crome, M,S Office,
Google apps

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