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1 Chapter 2

2 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Input Graphic

3 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Processing Graphic

4 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Output Graphic

5 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Storage Graphic

6 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Microphone Graphic

7 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Keyboard Graphic

8 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Read Only Memory - ROM Graphic

9 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Computer System Graphic

10 Chapter 2

11 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Binary Graphic

12 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Bit

13 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Byte

14 Definition Characteristics ExamplesNon-examples Operating System Graphic

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