What are the parts the computer uses to send information to you called?

• A. Input
• B. Output
• C. Storage
• D. Processing

Answer: (B)

The concept here is about how computers communicate results to you. When the computer finishes processing data, it needs a way to present those results in a form you can perceive. Those components are called output devices. They convert the computer’s internal information into something you can see or hear—like text and images on a monitor, sounds from speakers, or printed pages from a printer. In short, output is the path from the computer to you. By contrast, input devices bring information into the computer (keyboard, mouse), storage keeps data for later use, and processing is where the computer performs calculations and operations.