Computer Basics

 

  1. What are computer basics?
    Computer basics are the simple things you need to know to use a computer, like understanding its parts and how it works.

  2. Why is it important to know computer basics?
    Knowing the basics helps you use a computer easily and fix simple problems on your own.

  3. What does an operating system do?
    An operating system is the main software that helps run the computer and allows you to use programs and manage files.

  4. What are input and output devices?
    Input devices, like a keyboard or mouse, let you interact with the computer. Output devices, like a screen or printer, show you the results of what you do.

  5. What’s the difference between hardware and software?
    Hardware is the physical stuff in a computer, like the screen or keyboard. Software is the programs that run on it, like games or apps.

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