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What is a peripheral device?
What is a peripheral device?
- A device that enters information into a computer system (correct)
- A device that stores or prints processed data
- A device that presents processed data to the user
- A device that processes data in a computer system
What is the normal workflow of a computer system?
What is the normal workflow of a computer system?
- Receives data and commands, processes the data, presents processed data, stores or prints processed data (correct)
- Receives data and commands, processes the data, presents processed data, saves processed data
- Receives data, processes the data, presents processed data, saves or prints processed data
- Receives data, processes the data, presents processed data, prints processed data
What are all components of a computer system known as, except for the components that process the given data?
What are all components of a computer system known as, except for the components that process the given data?
- Core components
- Input devices
- Peripheral devices (correct)
- Output devices
In simple words, how can a hardware component be categorized as a peripheral device?
In simple words, how can a hardware component be categorized as a peripheral device?
What differentiates a peripheral device from core components in a computer system?
What differentiates a peripheral device from core components in a computer system?
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Computer System Components
- A computer system consists of various components that work together to process, store, and communicate information.
Peripheral Devices
- A peripheral device is a hardware component that connects to a computer system to provide additional functionality, such as input, output, or storage capabilities.
- Examples of peripheral devices include keyboards, printers, scanners, speakers, and external hard drives.
- A hardware component can be categorized as a peripheral device if it is external to the main computer system and provides supplementary functions.
Core Components vs. Peripheral Devices
- The core components of a computer system are the central processing unit (CPU), memory (RAM), and storage devices, which are responsible for processing and storing data.
- Peripheral devices differ from core components in that they do not process data, but rather provide input, output, or storage capabilities to support the core components.
- The normal workflow of a computer system involves the core components processing data, while peripheral devices facilitate user interaction, display output, or store data.
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