The answer you are looking for is either 'script', or 'code' if you want to be more general
No - an input device is a device that provides data input to a computer. A keyboard, mouse, microphone, and Web cam are examples of input devices. A monitor and speakers are examples of output devices. A set of detailed instructions given to a computer is called a program.
A set of instructions that run on a computer that enables it to execute a specific task is called a program. Computer programs use several different types of calculating to make the computer do what the user wants it to do. One example is binary code programming.
The instructions for a computer are called programs.
Different computer architectures use different instruction sets. If you how ever intend to instruct the computer using a High level programming language any will do as long as you can compile the code towards that architecture. See also the Related Link below, and the Related question below.
A program is a set of instructions that tell a computer what to do. In the computer, those instructions are called opcodes and make up an instruction set.
That would probably be the Operating System, but all software tells a computer what to do, to some extent.
No. An instruction set is all the instructions that direct a computer.
Set of instructions is called a PROGRAM. And set of program is called a SOFTWARE.
A program is a set of detailed instructions that tells the computer how to perform a particular task.
A set of instructions or commands is called a program.
a set of instructions of how to turn on the computer would be considered an algorithm?