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An '''input''' is something used to make something else.  In [[economics]], the formal term for an "input" is a [[factor of production]]. In computing, the input is the data which is given to a system before being processed to produce the output.
 
An '''input''' is something used to make something else.  In [[economics]], the formal term for an "input" is a [[factor of production]]. In computing, the input is the data which is given to a system before being processed to produce the output.
  
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Latest revision as of 21:09, December 1, 2017

An input is something used to make something else. In economics, the formal term for an "input" is a factor of production. In computing, the input is the data which is given to a system before being processed to produce the output.