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Also known as I/O, IO, I/O-unit, input-output relationship, excitation-response relation
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Input/output (I/O) refers to how computers communicate with the outside world—receiving data and signals from external sources like other computers, devices, or people, and sending data and signals back out. It matters because without I/O, computers would have no way to interact with users or other systems, making them essentially isolated and unusable.
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