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Introduction to Computers
 

Introduction to ComputersOnline version

Basic overview of computers

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The GPU is a type of primary storage.

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A computer processes data using stored instructions.

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RAM stores data temporarily while programs run.

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ROM is writable and can be changed by programs.

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The CPU executes program instructions.

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All computers run the Windows operating system by default.

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Data is always stored on hard drives in decimal format.

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Input devices include keyboard and mouse.

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A computer can only perform arithmetic operations.

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Binary digits are used to represent data inside a computer.

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