An input device is a piece of computer hardware equipment used to provide data and control signals to an information processing system, such as a computer or information appliance. Examples include keyboards, mice, and scanners.
Let's examine each option to determine its function:
Based on the analysis, the Trackball, Light Pen, and Scanner are all used to send information to the computer, making them input devices. The Plotter, however, is used to create a physical representation from the computer's data, classifying it as an output device.
Therefore, the Plotter is not an example of an input device.
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| A. Compiler | I. Translate one line of the source code at a time and executes the translated instruction. |
| B. Interpreter | II. A Program that is responsible for transferring the executable file from the secondary storage to memory. |
| C. Linker | III. A translation program that translates the program written in a high level language to machine language. |
| D. Loader | IV. A program that combines the object of the program with the object codes of the library and user defined functions, in the desired manner, and writes the same in a separate program file with extension usually, .exe under windows OS. |
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| A. Modem | I. An analog device that regenerate the signals on the cables to which it is connected. |
| B. Ethernet card | II. A device used for conversion between electric signals and digital bits. |
| C. Repeater | III. A network device that can receive the data, analyse it and transmit it to other networks. |
| D. Router | IV. A network adaptor used to set up a wired network. |
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| A. Trojan | I. A network security system designed to protect a trusted private network from unauthorized access or traffic originating from an untrusted external network. |
| B. Cookie | II. Records and sends the collected information to an external entity without the consent or knowledge of a user. |
| C. Spyware | III. A small file or data packet, which is stored by a website on the client's computer. |
| D. Firewall | IV. A malware that looks like a legitimate software and once it tricks a user into installing it, it acts pretty much like a virus or worm. |
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