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The document outlines the roles of input and output devices in a computer system, highlighting their importance for user interaction. Input devices such as keyboards and mice allow users to enter data, while output devices like monitors and printers communicate processed results. Understanding these devices is crucial for selecting appropriate tools for various tasks.

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The document outlines the roles of input and output devices in a computer system, highlighting their importance for user interaction. Input devices such as keyboards and mice allow users to enter data, while output devices like monitors and printers communicate processed results. Understanding these devices is crucial for selecting appropriate tools for various tasks.

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Input and Output Devices of a Computer

1. Introduction

A computer system consists of many components, including input and output devices. These

devices allow users to interact with the computer and receive results of their tasks.

2. Input Devices

Input devices are hardware components used to provide data and control signals to a computer.

They allow users to enter information or commands. Common input devices include:

- Keyboard

- Mouse

- Scanner

- Microphone

- Webcam

- Joystick

3. Output Devices

Output devices are used to communicate the results of data processing carried out by a computer.

They convert the digital signals into a form understandable to the user. Examples include:

- Monitor

- Printer

- Speakers

- Projector

- Headphones
Input and Output Devices of a Computer

4. Examples

Example 1: Typing a document on a keyboard (input) and printing it with a printer (output).

Example 2: Clicking a mouse to play a video (input) and watching it on a monitor (output).

5. Conclusion

Input and output devices are essential for communication between the user and the computer

system. Understanding their functions helps in choosing the right tools for specific tasks.

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