4. Primary and secondary memory…..
Primary memory stands for RAM (random access
memory) it is a volatile memory, it is fast as
compared to secondary memory, it is expensive as
compared to secondary memory, it has a low
storage capacity.
Secondary memory is the memory which holds the
data permanently until it is deleted or removed it is
non-volatile memory, it has a high storage capacity,
it is also cheap as compared to RAM.
5. Input and output unit……………
Input devices are the devices which are used
to give instructions to the computer.
Examples-keyboard, mouse, scanner,
barcode reader etc.
Output devices are the devices which are
used to show the output when any input is
given by the input devices. Examples-monitor
,projector etc
10. Structured programming……..
Structured programming is a technique of
writing the program in modules which makes
the task simplier.
The program must perform all the operations,
must be reliable, must be easy i.e. it can be
read or write easily, it should be implemented
in a budget or schedule.
11. To be continued in lecture 2……….
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