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A computer is extremely accurate and does not make processing errors on its own.
If you give a computer wrong input data, it will give you a wrong output result.
This rule is known as garbage in and garbage out.
Always provide correct instructions to keep your computer work perfect.
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What is the computer feature that means it never makes processing errors on its own?
What kind of input data makes a computer give a wrong output result?
What is the rule that says wrong input gives wrong output called?
Which of these does not belong to computer accuracy rules?
Which item is the odd one out when discussing computer inputs?
Which of these is not related to the garbage in garbage out rule?
A computer is extremely accurate and does not make errors on its own.
True
False
A computer makes processing errors even when you give it correct input.
True
False
Giving wrong input to a computer results in a wrong output.
True
False
What capability does this checkmark show about the computer?
Slow speed
Accuracy
What type of data is being entered into the computer here?
Wrong input
Correct input
What should you always provide to keep your computer work perfect?
Random noise
Correct input