a printer copy of computer output
A hardcopy is a physical printout of a document or file, while a softcopy refers to an electronic version of the same document or file usually displayed on a screen, such as a computer monitor or smartphone. Hardcopies can be physically held and stored, while softcopies are stored digitally and can be easily edited and shared electronically.
"Hard copy" is a term that is used in the publishing and printing world. Here's the definition according to the The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language: A printed copy, especially of the output of a computer or word processor.
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Hard copy exmpl: printed copy of a dictionary.
Soft copy is seeing it on a computer screen but you can't actually hold all the pages in your hand for there are none to hold.
Therefore a hard copy is tangible and a soft copy is not.
and what
list of examples of softcopy and hardcopy output
Softcopy, NOT hardcopy
Softcopy NOT hardcopy
A hard copy of something is a printed out version in physical form. A soft copy is a copy that is in digital form.
Apakah yang dimaksud Hardcopy dan Softcopy?
output devices are devices which display information( i.e., processed data ) in form of a softcopy or hardcopy such as monitor and printer respectively.
hard copy - printer soft copy - monitor, speakers
Any type of human readable computer output device that creates no permanent (i.e. hardcopy) record of that output. For example the computer monitor screen you are probably looking at now.
A softcopy is basically a piece of information that contains data. It is not printed on paper or stored on a computer yet.
how can you distinguish between them
Softcopy