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Computer
An electronic device that needs electricity or a power source to work, and can be programmed to perform different tasks.
Portable Computers
Computers that are easily carried from place to place.
Non-Portable Computers
Computers, such as desktops, that are not easily moved.
Hardware
Physical parts of a computer that you can touch and see.
Software
Specific instructions given to the computer to get it to do something useful.
Information Processing Cycle
Input, Processing, Output, and Storage
Data
Raw, unprocessed facts.
Information
Processed data.
Operating System
The program that controls all the activities in the computer.
Booting Process
The process where the operating system automatically loads when the computer is switched on.
Authentication
Verifying the identity of a user, often through a username and password.
Icon
A visual representation of a file, folder, or application.
Taskbar
Provides quick access to frequently used applications and system functions.
Start Button
Access various features and applications on the computer.
GUI
Graphical User Interface; allows users to interact with the computer through visual elements.
Ribbon
A combination of menus and toolbars, with commands organized in logical groups on different tabs.
Title Bar
Shows the name of the document you are working on.
Minimise, Maximise, and Close Buttons
Used to minimise, maximise, and close windows.
Scrollbars
Let you scroll up, down, or across the window to see parts of the document that may not be visible.
Keyboard
Used to input data and enter text.