what is the acronym of the term 'C.O.M.P.U.T.E.R' ?
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Answer / ajay singh
C -- COMMONLY
O -- OPERATED
M -- MACHINE
P -- PARTICULARLY
U -- USED FOR
T -- TECHNICAL AND
E -- EDUCATIONAL
R -- RESEARCH
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Answer / dax
Computer isn't an acronym.
It is the noun of the verb 'to compute', meaning to
calculate.
All a computer is, right down at its processor's core, is a
large series of Logic Gates; primarily AND gates. It is
used to 'compute' things. Thus, Computer.
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Answer / sreenivasa reddy
common operater meachine a particular user technical
education research
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Answer / sudheer
C-- commanly
O-- operated
M-- machine
P-- particular
U-- used for
T-- technical and
E-- educational
R-- reaserch
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Answer / siddu
Common
Operating
Machine
Used for
Trade
Educational and
Research
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Answer / biswa keshari parida
there is no acronomy for computer,it is derived from word
compute
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Answer / krishnarao panchadi
COMPUTER is not an acronym. It is a noun derived from the
verb form "Compute" just like CALCULATOR derived
from "Calculate". Initially when computer is introduced it
is used mainly for mathematical calculations, more
specifically for numerical calculations(computations).
As this device helps in faster computations of mathematical
(Numerical) problems, the name Computer is given.
It is not an acronym.
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Answer / mrutyunjaya.
Basically its derived from the word "COMPUTE" but also we ca give acronomy as follows
C-->COMMONLY
O-->OPERATED
M-->MACHINE
P-->PARTIALLY
U-->USED for
T-->TECHNICAL
E-->EDUCATIONAL
R-->RESEARCH
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Answer / debjani chakraborty
C -> Calculative
O -> Organizing
M -> Manazing
P -> Powerful
U -> Utilising
T -> Tracking
E -> Enhansing
R -> Recursive
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Answer / shravan
Common
Operating
Machine
Professionally
User for
Trade
Education and
Research.
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