Computers - Online Study

Study Notes and Chapters for Computers Knowledge - Online Preparation for Bank Exams

Introduction

Computers are there in our everyday life. So is in work place. No Banking in todays time can happen without Computer Programs. It is highly essential for a bank employee to have a thorough knowledge about Computers and its various applicaitons. The Government and Bank PO jobs entrance exam has Compuuter Knowledge as a compusory criteria to pass and get the job. Laqshya brings you free of cost Text Notes so that you can prepare in a best possible manner and understand the Computers Subject in depth. Moreover, we had also published a full fledged Computers Glossary on this website.

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     Difference Between Analog Computer & Digital Computer

The analog computer processes work electronically by analogy. It uses an analog for each variable and produces analogs as output. It, thus, measures Continuously. It does not produce number but produces its results in the form of graph. It is more efficient in continuous calculations. Digital computer performs calculations by counting and thus counts discretely. It is the most versatile machine.

The analog computer accepts variable electrical signals (analog values) as inputs, and its output is also in the form of analog electrical signals.

Digital computer operates on inputs which are on-off type (being digits 0 or 1) and its output is also in form of on-off signal. Analog computer operates by measuring analog signals whereas digital computer are based on counting operation.

Most of the computers available today are digital computers and therefore term computer usually stands for digital computers.

 


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