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3.2 Programming
3.2.3 Input/output and file handling
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What is the purpose of input devices in a computer system?
Enable data entry
What type of input device converts physical documents into digital files?
Scanner
Input devices enable data entry into the computer, while
output devices
provide information from the computer.
True
What input device is used for capturing audio input?
Microphone
What type of output device uses LCD, LED, or OLED technology?
Monitor
A projector uses LCD or DLP technology to project visual information onto a
screen
Input and output work together in
programs
to allow user interaction with the system.
True
Which output device is used for displaying visual information in programs?
Monitor
What is 'input' in the context of computer programs?
Data entered into the system
Which output device is used for producing hard copies of documents?
Printer
What is the primary function of input devices?
Data entry into the computer
Input devices enable users to interact with the
computer
by entering data.
True
What is the main application of a touchscreen device?
Direct interaction via touch
A printer is an example of an
output device
.
True
How do input and output devices work together in computer programs?
Allow user interaction
Steps involved in using the `input()` command in programming
1️⃣ The `input()` command displays a prompt for the user to enter a value
2️⃣ The user enters the value and presses Enter
3️⃣ The entered value is stored in a variable
The `print()` command starts a new line by
default
What is the role of input devices in a computer system?
Enable data entry
Match the input device with its functionality:
Scanner ↔️ Converts physical documents into digital files
Microphone ↔️ Captures audio input
A plotter is used to create
large-format
technical drawings.
True
How does a program utilize input and output devices for user interaction?
Processes input and generates output
Input
refers to data entered into the computer, such as through a keyboard or
mouse
What is the purpose of a keyboard as an input device?
Entering text and commands
Steps in using the `input()` command in programming
1️⃣ The command displays a prompt for the user
2️⃣ The user types the value and presses Enter
3️⃣ The entered value is stored in a variable
In the `print()` command, items are separated by
commas
.
Match the file type with its extension and description:
Text File ↔️ .txt - Stores plain text data
CSV File ↔️ .csv - Comma-separated values for tabular data
JSON File ↔️ .json - JavaScript Object Notation for structured data
Binary File ↔️ .bin - Stores binary data
What two arguments does the `open()` function take?
File path and file mode
What are two issues that can arise if a file is left open without being closed?
Resource leaks and data loss
The `read()` method is used to read a single line from a file.
False
`writelines()` writes a list of strings to a file, each on a new
line
.
What does the `write()` method do when writing data to a file?
Writes a single string
Match the method with its description:
`write(text)` ↔️ Writes a single string to the file
`writelines(list_of_lines)` ↔️ Writes a list of strings to the file
In computer science,
input
refers to the data that enters a computer
system
What does 'input' refer to in computer science?
Data entered into the system
What is the function of output devices in a computer system?
Display or provide information
Which input device captures audio for voice input or recording?
Microphone
The keyboard is used for entering text and
commands
Match the output device with its purpose:
Monitor ↔️ Displays visual information
Printer ↔️ Produces hard copies of documents
Speaker ↔️ Outputs audio
Which output device can produce 3D objects?
3D Printer
What output device is used for producing large-format drawings and designs?
Plotter
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