Variables and the ability to back backward. For example, 2+what=4
4-2=6
NetBIOS is an acronym for Network Basic Input/Output System. Network basic input/output system allows two or more different computers to communicate over the same area network.
Comprehensible input refers to language input that is slightly above a learner's current proficiency level, making it understandable while still challenging, facilitating language acquisition. In contrast, comprehensible output involves the learner's production of language, such as speaking or writing, which forces them to organize their thoughts and use the language actively. While input focuses on receiving and processing language, output emphasizes the learner's ability to express and apply what they have learned. Both are essential for effective language learning, as input provides the necessary exposure and output reinforces language use.
When it receives a fax it prints the transmission out.
The criteria for cost minimization involve ensuring that a firm produces a given level of output at the lowest possible cost. This typically requires the optimal combination of inputs, where the marginal product per dollar spent on each input is equalized across all inputs. Additionally, firms must consider economies of scale and the efficient utilization of resources to achieve cost-efficiency. Ultimately, the goal is to balance production needs with cost constraints to maximize profitability.
Here are the various components of the communication process in detail. * Input. The sender has an intention to communicate with another person. This intention makes up the content of the message. * Sender. The sender encodes the message, e.g. the idea of "piece of furniture to sit on" = . Thus he gives expression to the content. * Channel. The message is sent via a channel, which can be made of a variety of materials. In acoustic communication it consists of air, in written communication of paper or other writing materials. * Noise. The channel is subjected to various sources of noise. One example is telephone communication, where numerous secondary sounds are audible. Even a solid channel such as paper can be crushed or stained. Such phenomena are also noise in the communicative sense. * Receiver. The receiver decodes the incoming message, or expression. He "translates" it and thus receives the * Output. This is the content decoded by the receiver. * Code. In the process, the relevance of a code becomes obvious: The codes of the sender and receiver must have at least a certain set in common in order to make communication work.
peripheral devices
peripheral devices
Typically this would be peripherals in the context of PCs. Peripherals are things such as the keyboard and mouse (input), and the monitor and speakers(output).
Basic componets of a plc are: power supply, CPU(central prossesing unit), I/O CARDS ( INPUT/OUTPUT CARDS)
They read the speed of the input and output components of the transmission.
An iPod has both input and output components; the controls are inputs, the headphone is an output, the connection to the computer (and wi-fi for the touch) are input/output components.
Yes, any computer will need a number of basic components to function, and a number of peripheral devices. Its basic components are a motherboard, processor and memory. A computer will also need a monitor, harddrive and keyboard to function properly. Peripheral devices for input include a keyboard, mouse, webcam, scanner or drawing pad. Output devices include a monitor or printer.
stdio.h
A system, including computer system and associated personnel, that performs input, processing storage, output and control functions to accomplish a sequence on data.
Input, output, PROCESS, and Storage
the functions of the output and input is nothing The answer to that is that computers have an out and an in to stick the memory in well whoever wrote this is dumb cuz that's not right
Input and Output.