[amp_mcq option1=”Sequential” option2=”Logical” option3=”Digital” option4=”Physical E. None of the above” correct=”option2″]
The correct answer is B. Logical.
Logical operations are those that involve comparing data items and then, depending on the results, following a predetermined course of action. For example, a computer might compare two numbers and then, depending on which number is larger, print out a message or perform a calculation.
Sequential operations are those that are performed in a specific order, one after the other. For example, a computer might read a file from disk, then open it, then print it out.
Digital operations are those that are performed on numbers or other data that is represented in a digital format. For example, a computer might add two numbers together or multiply them.
Physical operations are those that involve the movement of physical objects, such as the movement of a printer head or the rotation of a hard drive.
None of the above is not a correct answer.