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A CPU is the brain of a computer, Short for "central processing unit," the CPU interprets
commands before executing them. The CPU is also called a processor or central
processor. - answer What is the function of a CPU?

INPUT: Keyboard, Trackball, Joystick, Digital Camera, Microphone, Touch Screen,
Video digitizer, Scanner, or Graphics Tablet.

OUTPUT: Monitor, Printer, Speaker, Projector, Buzzer
,Motors, Switched Outputs, Lights, Mechanical Devices. - answer List an input and
output device

The major differences between primary and secondary storage are in how the central
processing unit (CPU) on a computer can access the storage and the way in which the
storage is used. Primary storage typically refers to storage or memory directly
connected to and accessed by a computer's CPU, and is typically volatile memory
referred to as random access memory (RAM). Secondary storage, on the other hand,
does not directly connect to a CPU and is non-volatile memory. Other differences
between the two include the amount of data typically stored on such memory and the
speed at which the data is processed. - answerWhat is the difference between primary
and secondary memory?

This part of the of the CPU is the one that is in charge of all the operations being carried
out.

- It is responsible to direct the system to execute instructions.

- It helps in communication between the memory and the arithmetic logical unit.

- It also aids in the loading of data and instructions residing in the secondary memory to
the main memory as required. - answerWhat is the function of the Control Unit?

The characteristics of the ALU are as follows:

- The ALU is responsible for performing all logical and arithmetic operations.

- Some of the arithmetic operations are as follows: addition, subtraction, multiplication
and division.

- Some of the logical operations are as follows: comparison between numbers, letter
and or special characters.

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