Programming Paradigm

There are following types of Programming Languages/Programming Paradigm are seen in modern time –  (A) Imperative Programming Paradigm (a) Procedural Programming Paradigm (1.) Structured Programming Paradigm (2.) Non-Structured Programming Paradigm (b) Object Oriented Programming Paradigm (B) Declarative Programming Paradigm (i) Functional Programming Paradigm (ii) Logical Programming Paradigm (C) Hybrid Programming Read more…

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Processing Unit/CPU

Central Processing Unit (CPU) : Introduction The task of performing operations like arithmetic, logical and non-logical/arithmetic operations is called Processing. The CPU is a complex IC chip having millions of transistors. The CPU or central processing unit takes data and instructions from the storage/ memory unit and makes all sorts Read more…

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Output Units

Output Units Output Units or devices display the result of input data or signals after processing it. Output is the process of producing results from the data for getting useful information. Output devices display information on the screen (monitor) or the printer and send information to other computers. Output devices Read more…

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Memory Units

Introduction of Memory Units Memory Units are also known as Memory Systems. Computer memory is the physical device/component where the computer holds data, information, and programs either temporarily or permanently that are in use.  When the data or information is kept in memory the CPU can access it much more Read more…

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Input Units

Introduction of Input Units Input Units is also known as Input System. The computer will be of no use if it is not communicating with the external world. Thus, a computer must have a system to receive information from the outside world and must be able to communicate results to Read more…

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