For the most part, computers do not make mistakes. They generally output answers based on the input given. If the input is wrong, the output can be wrong. In tech terms, we call this "GIGO" -- Garbage in, garbage out.
FWIW, Intel once made a CPU chip that had a floating point math error. For most calculations, it would have meant no errors. However, for very complex programs, the computer would definitely make a mistake with that particular processor on board.
no idea what you're asking. is it dumb machine? yes; it only does what it is told; nothing more. even if it's told to make a mistake, it will.
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Yes, on any row but the bottom row.
If you don't miss out school and other activities than no. Computer Games also contribute to different skills.
yes it can because of the way the computer is built. the hard drive may over think and cause it to type in the wrong computer code making a mistake.
yes. the computer operator could make a mistake
There are two main ways that a computer would make a mistake:the humans that programmed it made a mistake causing the computer to do the wrong thingthe computer's hardware is malfunctioning
Not really. The only time a computer will make a mistake is if the person who programmed the software made one, or the person using the computer inputs something wrong.The basic rule for this is GARBAGE IN GARBAGE OUT.
no idea what you're asking. is it dumb machine? yes; it only does what it is told; nothing more. even if it's told to make a mistake, it will.
They will not - unless you make a mistake.
Yes, you can make a mistake on a check by writing the wrong amount, date, or recipient's name, which can lead to issues with the transaction.
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Make a mistake is correct.
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Yes, because if you make a mistake you can erase it.