IOoperaations
IOoperations, also known as input/output operations, are fundamental to computing. They encompass the communication between a computer system and the external world, whether that world is a user interacting with a device, another computer on a network, or storage media. At their core, IOoperations involve transferring data. This transfer can be from an external source into the computer's memory (input) or from the computer's memory to an external destination (output).
Common examples of input devices include keyboards, mice, microphones, and scanners, which all provide data to
The efficiency and speed of IOoperations are critical for overall system performance. Slow IO can create bottlenecks,