Which type of processing that produces output results immediately after input data are entered into a computer system

A Time-sharing
B Interactive
C Batch processing
D Real-time processing
E None of the above

Correct Answer: Interactive

Output, or processed information in a usable format, comes in many different forms: monitor or printer for visual work, a speaker for audio. Sometimes our output is short-term, such as printing a photo, and sometimes what we work on needs to be kept around for a while. That's where storage comes in.

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