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## Input And Output
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As was mentioned, a programmable computer is very
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important but the way you interact with the computer
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is through input and output: you as the user
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will have an input, the computer will process it
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(the way it is processed is programmed also),
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important, but the way you interact with the computer
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is through input and output: you, as the user,
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will provide input, the computer will process it
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(the way it is processed is also programmed),
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then the computer will output something.
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The very first demonstration is the "Hello World"
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program. The programmer will tell the computer
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to human language (and vice versa)
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takes a lot of processing,
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an operating system to recognize computer applications,
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a business collaborative tool with a lot of features
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a business collaborative tool with many features
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to manage data, a 3D game that is almost realistic,
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an Artificial Intelligence program that can simulate humans
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in the virtual world!
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But of all the things programmers can do, the
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computer only processes input as binary data
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(0s and 1s) and
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it should not be interpreted literally. It's just
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a representation of something a computer
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can recognize: absence or presence of electric pulse.
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(0s and 1s), and it should not be interpreted literally.
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It's just a representation of something a computer
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can recognize: the absence or presence of an electric pulse.
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Compare this with any drawing
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that can be accomplished just
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by simply using a dot-and-no-dot pattern!

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