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  • Auto Repair Shop Vehicle Movement vs Computer Performance

    Posted by Site Administrator on June 7, 2016 at 11:10 am

    PerformanceThe movement of vehicles in an auto repair shop is very similar to the way information is processed by a computer. Inside the auto repair shop are bays and outside there is a parking area. Employees move vehicles from the parking area into the shop where they are worked on. When the work is done they’re returned to the parking area. In similar fashion a computer has memory where work is performed and hard disk space where data is stored. The processor moves information into memory and modifies it. Then it’s written to the disk. Following are illustrations of auto repair shop vehicle movement, computer processing and similarities between the two:

     

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