When a key is pressed it sends an electrical sigal (a pulse of electricity means 1 and no electricity means 0) to the CPU (or was it a microchip?). The CPU translates it and puts it on the monitor.
First it needs an encoder that converts information from what we call decimal form to binary, and then in order for the information to appear on the screen, you need a decoder that takes binary and converts it back to decimal.
A keyboard is an input device. Below the keys is a key matrix, or circuit board. When you press a key you complete the circuit for that key. They keyboard then sends the information either through a wire or wirelessly to the computer. The computer then takes the information and decides how to use it. Depending on the Operating system or running applications the computer decides how to use the information.
Answer - Each key on the keyboard is assigned a binary equivalent ( ANCII Standands ) when you hit a key on the keyboard the CPU translates it into binary, stores it and then translates it back to decimal to put the corresponding letter on the monitor. AnswerEach key on the keyboard is assigned a binary equivalent ( ANCII Standands ) when you hit a key on the keyboard the CPU translates it into binary, stores it and then translates it back to decimal to put the corresponding letter on the monitor.
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"keyboard entry" refers to: 1. data entered into a computer by a person typing on a keyboard. 2. information received by a computer from a keyboard. This might refer to the data coming into a computer program for example.
"keyboard entry" refers to: 1. data entered into a computer by a person typing on a keyboard. 2. information received by a computer from a keyboard. This might refer to the data coming into a computer program for example.
A computer monitor displays any data that is entered on the keyboard.
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Typically, text is entered into the word processor from a keyboard.
We are currently in the 21st century. We entered the 21st century in 2001.
The ability to edit, but this has nothing to do with keyboarding, other than you can use a keyboard to edit a cell in Excel.
mouse ,keyboard, joysticks are some examples for input devices