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hardward - the equipment, or the physical devices, associated with the computer
software - computer instructions that tell the hardware what to do
programs - instruction sets written by programmers
programming - when you write software instructions
application software - comprises all the programs you apply to a task, such as word-processing
programs, spreadsheets, payroll and inventory programs, and even games
system softwar - comprises the programs you use to mange your computer, including operating
systems such as Windows, Linux, or UNIX
input - data items enter the computer system and are placed in memory, where they can be
processed
data items - include all the text, numbers, and other raw material that are entered into and
processed by a computer
processing - may involve organizing or sorting data items, checking them for accuracy, or
performing calculations with them
central processing unit (CPU) - the hardware component that processes data items
output - data items sent to a printer, monitor, or some other device so people can view, interpret,
and use the results
information - data that has been processed and output
storage devices - holds output. examples: disks, flash media
programming language - examples: visual basic, C#, C++, or Java
program code - the instructions you write using a programming language
coding the program - when you are writing the instructions
syntax - the rules in programming language
syntax errors - mistakes in a language's usage