Multiple choice

Saving a program so that it can be used by the computer at a later time is an example of _______.

  1. hard copy

  2. storage and retrieval operation

  3. comparison operation

  4. arithmetic operation
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Storage and retrieval operation is correct because saving a program for later use involves storing it on disk and retrieving it when needed. Hard copy refers to paper output, while comparison and arithmetic operations are CPU functions, not storage operations.

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