Data Processing cycle S.1

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The ccycle from when data is input into a computer upto when it is out put as information is called Data processing cycle. The data processing cycle cycle undergoes 4 stages 1. input 2. precessing 3. output 4. storage
Data is first collected and entered in a computer as an INPUT by input devices like mouse, keyboard. Data is then sent to the central precessing unit (CPU) for processing and the result is information. (OUTPUT)

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