Digital Computers

Digital computers are devices that process information using discrete units called bits, which represent either 0s or 1s. They perform calculations, store data, and run programs by interpreting these bits through electronic circuits. The core components include the processor (or CPU), which executes instructions; memory, which temporarily holds data; and storage devices for long-term data. Digital computers are versatile, enabling tasks from simple calculations to complex simulations, making them essential tools in everyday life and various industries. They operate based on logical instructions, allowing precise and reliable manipulation of information.