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Notes On Inputs and Outputs and Other Stuff.

The document outlines different types of software: system software (controls hardware), application software (performs specific tasks), and programming software (for developers). It also discusses the internet's role as a global network connecting computers, its common uses, benefits, and associated risks. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of using the internet wisely to harness its potential for communication, knowledge sharing, and business.

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Notes On Inputs and Outputs and Other Stuff.

The document outlines different types of software: system software (controls hardware), application software (performs specific tasks), and programming software (for developers). It also discusses the internet's role as a global network connecting computers, its common uses, benefits, and associated risks. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of using the internet wisely to harness its potential for communication, knowledge sharing, and business.

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Class Note 4: Types of Software

1. System Software:

 Controls the computer hardware.

 Examples:

o Operating Systems: Windows, Linux, macOS

o Device Drivers: Help OS communicate with hardware

o Utility Programs: Disk cleanup, antivirus

2. Application Software:

 Used by users to perform specific tasks.

 Examples:

o Microsoft Word (word processing)

o Google Chrome (browsing)

o Excel (spreadsheets)

o Games

3. Programming Software:

 Used by developers to write code.

 Examples:

o Python, Java, C++

o IDEs like Visual Studio Code

Open Source vs. Proprietary Software:

 Open Source: Free to use and modify (e.g., Linux).

 Proprietary: Paid and owned by companies (e.g., Microsoft Office).

Conclusion: Different software types allow users and developers to


complete tasks, manage systems, or create programs.

Class Note 5: The Internet and Computers

Definition: The internet is a global network that connects millions of


computers worldwide.

How it Works:
 Computers use Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to connect to the
internet.

 Data travels through cables, satellites, and servers.

Common Uses:

1. Communication: Email, video calls, instant messaging.

2. Research: Searching for information using Google or Bing.

3. Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter).

4. Online Shopping: Websites like Amazon and eBay.

5. Entertainment: Streaming movies, music, and playing games.

Benefits:

 Instant access to information.

 Easier communication.

 E-learning opportunities.

Risks:

 Cyberbullying

 Viruses and malware

 Scams and phishing attacks

Conclusion: The internet is a powerful tool when used wisely. It connects


people, shares knowledge, and supports learning and business.

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