Importance Of Computers Day To Day Life

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Today there is no one who do not know the word, computer. We can find computers everywhere around us. Without computers, there is a huge space in the world. So what is the importance of the computer?

Computer is a machine that works according to instructions and perform a specific task that is given by the people.  In this modern world, computers become an essential electronic device. We use computer as an assistant for doing many works in our day to day activities. So this, computers build an important bond between human and them.

The efficiency of the computer reduce the time and man power in this era. So this fact, people can do many works using computers with low cost and very soon nowadays.

Now what are those activities that we can do using computers? 

We can use computers as a learning device. Using audio and video, we can learn subjects along. That is very important thing to learners. As well as lecturers can lecture faster and more efficiently using computers.

Computers are used in many public and private offices.

 In the hospital, computers are used to diagnose diseases and operate on patients. Not only that, they use computer system for the administrative purposes.

In the transportation sector, passenger are able to purchase tickets faster since this computer base system.

 In government offices, computer are used to keep and store information and data. That method improve the efficient of the office and cause to avoid duplication of data.

This business world depend on the computer. All calculations and organizations are done by computers. Computing can help businesses by making their staff efficient and productive and also save their valuable time in any business.

Since the busy lifestyles of the society, online banking, online shopping, online communicating, online learning etc. are very popular. All these things are based on the computers.

In coming days computers are developing more than today because technology is advanced day by day.


That day computer can take a part from the society and it will be more important than today.

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