input /inˈpŭt/

1. Amount, material or energy, that is put in
2. Power, or energy, or coded information, stored or for storage
3. Information available in a computer for dealing with a problem
4. The process of feeding in data
5. The place where or device by which a signal is applied (electronics)
6. Contribution (Scot)

Relating to computer input

To feed (data, etc) into eg a computer

inputtˈer noun

input area or input block noun (computing)

An area of memory reserved for data input from a backing store or peripheral

input device noun (computing)

A piece of equipment used to transfer data into memory, eg a keyboard, light pen, etc

inˈput/outˈput adjective

Relating to the passage of data into or out of a computer

input-output analysis noun (economics)

A method of studying an economy as a whole by analysing the relationship between the input and output of each industry

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