The computer follows the IPO cycle that refers to Input-Performance-Output. (True or False) TopicComputer System (Information Practices)TypeFill In the BlanksClass 11

False.The computer follows the fetch-decode-execute cycle, also known as the instruction cycle, which refers to the basic operational process of a computer's central processing unit (CPU). The instruction cycle is a series of steps that the CPU performs repeatedly to execute instructions stored in memory.The IPO cycle refers to Input-Process-Output which is a general system design model that describes the flow of data through a system. It is not specifically related to the computer's operational process, but instead, it is a general system design model that is used in many fields such as in programming, engineering, and management.

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The computer follows the IPO cycle that refers to Input-Performance-Output. (True or False)

Topic	Computer System (Information Practices)
Type	Fill In the Blanks
Class	11

1 Answer

by Lalit Kumar (1.3k points) answered Jan 12, 2023

False.

The computer follows the fetch-decode-execute cycle, also known as the instruction cycle, which refers to the basic operational process of a computer's central processing unit (CPU).

The instruction cycle is a series of steps that the CPU performs repeatedly to execute instructions stored in memory.

The IPO cycle refers to Input-Process-Output which is a general system design model that describes the flow of data through a system.
It is not specifically related to the computer's operational process, but instead, it is a general system design model that is used in many fields such as in programming, engineering, and management.