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Any data or instruction entered into the memory of a computer is considered as

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Correct Answer: Option C
When any data or instruction is entered into the memory of a computer, it is considered as input. Input refers to the process of providing data or instructions to a computer for processing. This can be done through various input devices such as keyboards, mice, scanners, etc. Input is an essential step in the computer's functioning as it allows the computer to receive and process information. Therefore, in the context of the given question, the data or instruction entered into the computer's memory is considered as input.
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Rajesh Parajuli
Rajesh Parajuli 5 years ago
Data and instructions given to computer through input devices but here data is entered into the memory So memory could be the RAM If data stored in RAM then it was processed data or instructions so once data is processed then we call it information so it's correct answer is information.
Sai Prasanna
Sai Prasanna 5 years ago
explain about the question in a brief manner
Uttam Singha
Uttam Singha 5 years ago
the answer will be input.
Mukesh Sharma
Mukesh Sharma 5 years ago
Input is the right answer because before the data only information when it's transfer or store the memory that is called storage.
Md. Hasifur
Md. Hasifur 5 years ago
I think, the answer is "input", not "storage". According to definition, storage means "the place where something stored" or "the state of being stored", not the thing that is stored. I think, the confusion will get out now..😊
Mir Younis
Mir Younis 6 years ago
Input
Aman Sharma
Aman Sharma 6 years ago
Why not storage?
Sujon Uddin
Sujon Uddin 6 years ago
I have a doubt. I think this will be storage because those are inputed into memory not computer. May be I am wrong. If anyone have any idea please share with me.
SUNIL KUMAR
SUNIL KUMAR 6 years ago
Input he iska sahi answer hoga ku? Ki bahar se mymori ke under dala gata h
Navya Shree
Navya Shree 6 years ago
I guess answer is storage not input bcoz data and instruction is entered into computer memory and it is been stored so it's storage
Ali Rasheed
Ali Rasheed 6 years ago
Yes, it is right.
Sidra Tariq
Sidra Tariq 6 years ago
I ALSO THINK THE CORRECT ANSWER IS STORAGE BUT IN REALITY THE CORRECT ANSWER IS INPUT BECAUSE HERE IS QUESTION THAT
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO MEMORY
INSTRUCTION MEAN ANY COMMAND SO ITS INPUT FOR THE MEMORY
BUT IF WE TALK ABOUT DATA ITS OBVIOUSLY A STORAGE BUT HERE THE QUESTION IS ABOUT THE DATA PLUS INSTRUCTION
SO THE CORRECT ANSWER IS
INPUT AND STORAGE BOTH ARE COORECT
Arti Jangir
Arti Jangir 6 years ago
Why answer C ???
I want explain
Partha Bakshi
Partha Bakshi 6 years ago
is the answer is correct? i found the same question's answer is D.
Vidya Sonawane
Vidya Sonawane 7 years ago
Why input is an answer.??....I want explanation
Vanessa Kissi
Vanessa Kissi 7 years ago
The possible answers that i have are
a) storage
b) output
c) entries
d) information
Vanessa Kissi
Vanessa Kissi 7 years ago
The possible answers that i have are
a) storage
b) output
c) entries
d) information
Ramjan Havaldar
Ramjan Havaldar 7 years ago
If the question is like, An instruction given to the computer is called?
Then the given answer was correct.
Rox Babu
Rox Babu 8 years ago
Instruction is not stored in memory. If only data is entered then it would be storage. I hope you all have got my point.
Muhammad Sajid
Muhammad Sajid 8 years ago
According to me any type of data entered into computer is called inpute.. but data is stored in storage here the question is about storing.. so the correct answer is storage
Abhishek Singh
Abhishek Singh 8 years ago
I think correct answer is storage
Sagar Majhee
Sagar Majhee 9 years ago
For my side correct answer is storage
Biplab Paul
Biplab Paul 9 years ago
Why not storage?
Arbind Meher
Arbind Meher 9 years ago
I think this answer is totally incorrect.
Sandeep Reddy
Sandeep Reddy 11 years ago
i think the answer is storage