This defi nition is often referred to as the IPOS cycle. The four steps of the IPOS cycle-input, processing,
output, storage - do not have to occur in a rigid IPOS sequence. Under the direction of a program, a
computer uses the steps of this process when needed and as often as needed. The use of a p...
This defi nition is often referred to as the IPOS cycle. The four steps of the IPOS cycle-input, processing,
output, storage - do not have to occur in a rigid IPOS sequence. Under the direction of a program, a
computer uses the steps of this process when needed and as often as needed. The use of a personal
computer, a computer designed to meet an individual’s computing needs, illustrates these four
basic computer operations. We use the keyboard for taking the input data. The computer’s internal
circuitry processes the data. We see the results (output) on the computer’s monitor (the TV-like
display) and we can print these results on the printer. We can also store the results on the computer’s
internal disk or on a removable disk. Fig. 1.1.2 depicts this relationship
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This defi nition is often referred to as the IPOS cycle. The four steps of the IPOS cycle-input, processing, output, storage - do not have to occur in a rigid IPOS sequence. Under the direction of a program, a computer uses the steps of this process when needed and as often as needed. The use of a personal computer, a computer designed to meet an individual’s computing needs, illustrates these four basic computer operations. We use the keyboard for taking the input data. The computer’s internal circuitry processes the data. We see the results (output) on the computer’s monitor (the TV-like display) and we can print these results on the printer. We can also store the results on the computer’s internal disk or on a removable disk. Fig. 1.1.2 depicts this relationship