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Characteristics Of Computer

                      
 1. SPEED :- Computer is very fast calculating device. It can execute basic operations like substraction,addition,multiplication and division at a few microseconds. It can move and copy data at a speed in the order of billion instruction per second.

 2. ACCURACY :- Computer always gives accurate results. The accuracy of Computer does not go down when they are used continuously for hours together.
It always gives accurate results.

 3. STORAGE CAPACITY :- Computer have a very large storage capacity. A  large volume of information can be stored in the memory of computer and information can be retrieved correctly when desired.

 4. VERSATILITY:- The working of computer with different types of data is known as versatillity. That means computer can perform different types of job efficiently. Computer can works with differents type of data and information such as visuals,text,graphics & vidio etc. So, versatility is a most important characteristic of computer.

 5. DILLIGENCE:- A Computer can work for long hours with the same accuracy and speed because it is free from problems of boredom or lack of concentration.

 6. NO THOUGHTS:- Computers have no thoughts because they are machine and they are devoid of emotions. They have no feelings. Since, computers have no thoughts and feelings so they can't make judgments based on thoughts and feelings.


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