Input_Process_Output

State the names of two low-level programming languages.

The devices which are used to retrieve the data and information are called output devices.

The BIOS is an essential component of modern computer systems. BIOS makes sure everything is working so the operating system can launch.

ROM is non-volatile; RAM is volatile.

High-level programming language is much easier to learn and understand.

Network interface card is a secondary storage device.

The acronym RAM stands for Random-Access Memory.

Draw lines to match the hardware component with the description of what it does.

State the names of two high-level programming languages.

RAM stores programs and files long term, even when they are not in use.

Computer programs run more slowly when virtual memory is being used.

The devices which are used to enter data and instructions to computers are called output devices.

The acronym BIOS stands for Basic Interface Output System.

A low-level programming language is a programming language that is very close to actual machine code instructions.

RAM can become full, so the computer will use virtual memory to keep programs running.

ROM stores program operations and data while a program is being executed.