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Data is typically processed in the central processing unit (CPU) of the computer. The CPU receives instructions and data from the computer's memory, processes them using arithmetic and logic operations, and then sends the results back to the memory for storage or further processing.
No. The processing occurs in the Central Processing Unit. Output devices only present the results of the processing after it has been carried out.
The central processing unit has two parts: the arithmetic logic unit and the control unit.In some architectures the arithmetic logic unit may contain a small local memory for operands/results (e.g. accumulator, floating point registers, general purpose registers), but not all do.In some architectures or implementations the control unit may contain a read only memory for the microcode that interprets instructions, but not all do.In almost all modern microprocessors a cache memory is attached to the central processing unit, as placing it in very close proximity to the central processing unit significantly increases performance, but cache memory is really part of the memory unit not the central processing unit.
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The processing time for ancestry DNA lab results typically ranges from 6 to 8 weeks.
Ancestry Lab processing for DNA test results typically takes 6-8 weeks.
The integer component.
A computer is made up of many components (parts). There are five main types of components: (1) microprocessors, (2) memory chips, (3) input devices, (4) storage devices, and (5) output devices. The microprocessor, also known as the central processing unit (CPU), does the actual computing. Memory chips hold data and processing instructions for use by the microprocessor. The computer receives data through input devices, such as a keyboard. Storage devices, which include disks and tapes, hold data and instructions for transfer to memory. Output devices, such as a television-like monitor, show results of the computer work. A computer is made up of many components (parts). There are five main types of components: (1) microprocessors, (2) memory chips, (3) input devices, (4) storage devices, and (5) output devices. The microprocessor, also known as the central processing unit (CPU), does the actual computing. Memory chips hold data and processing instructions for use by the microprocessor. The computer receives data through input devices, such as a keyboard. Storage devices, which include disks and tapes, hold data and instructions for transfer to memory. Output devices, such as a television-like monitor, show results of the computer work.
Process,or existing computer instructions that manipulate data, results in useful output?
the processes or results of an experiment
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