Table of Contents

Part I: Pg 3 - 3 Introduction

Part II: Pg 4 - 5 Input

Part III: Pg 6 - 7 Output

Part IV: Pg 8 - 9 Processing

Part V: Pg () - () Storage

"Conversation is like the table of contents of a dull book... all the greatest subjects of human thought are proudly displayed in it. Listen to it for three minutes and ask yourself which is more striking, the emphasis of the speaker or his shocking ignorance." ~Stendhal

Part I: Introduction

The basic functionality of a computer is very similar to the human brain. Our brain executes all four of these basic functions.

We input information through our senses sight, hearing, touch, etc. We output information through body language, speech, writing, etc. The human brain is the central method of processing information which is based on the input and output information. Storage is very similar as well. We store experiences and feelings in our brain to be used whenever accessed.

Part II: Input

Input is the core functionality that is necessary for the others to exist. The external force that created human life would be an example of input. No one knows exactly what the external force was, some claim it was God and others try to theorize some scientific solution. Personally, I believe the force was God.

Essentially, Input is a external force imputing data into system. Another example of input would be feeding data to a computer through a keyboard.

Part III: Output

An example of output would be human life. An external force acted upon the universe and created life. The external force is the input and life is the output which can be referred to a product.