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  • Light Bulbs as Output Devices: How They Work
    Yes, a light bulb is an output device.

    Here's why:

    * Input vs. Output: An input device takes information from the user or the environment and sends it to a computer. An output device takes information from the computer and presents it to the user.

    * Light Bulb Function: A light bulb doesn't receive information. Instead, it receives electrical energy as input and converts it into light, which is then output to the user.

    Therefore, the light bulb acts as a visual output device, converting electrical energy into a form that humans can perceive.

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