The most common input devices are keyboards and mice (mice were invented by Apple), but include other pieces of hardware:
An input device is something that puts information in something. Let's use a computer for example. A mouse and a keyboard are input devices because they put information INTO the computer. Output devices, such as printers, put out information.
No. Computer process (input) information into (output) data.
Input, since it is reading information (in the form of a photon barrage), converting it into data the computer can use, and sending it into the computer for usage.
Both Information on it can be input into computer, or output onto stick. Example: If I have something on my computer, my friend gives me their stick and I output information onto it, then later my friend input that information onto their computer.
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Both Information on it can be input into computer, or output onto stick. Example: If I have something on my computer, my friend gives me their stick and I output information onto it, then later my friend input that information onto their computer.
An input device is something that puts information in something. Let's use a computer for example. A mouse and a keyboard are input devices because they put information INTO the computer. Output devices, such as printers, put out information.
Data is simply called data in computer terms. However at low level, computer uses binary digits (0 and 1) as data. Computer may use this data as input, show it directly to the user or convert it to human readable information by following the instructions given in the program.
The mouse is a data input device - it takes information from you and feeds it to the computer. In contrast, a printer is an output device - it takes information from the computer and feeds it back to you.
If you are talking hardware and not software "input" is in reference to information being added the computer, for instance a keyboard is an "input" device as it adds new information from an outside source (you or me) into the computer.
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