Our life and computers

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               Computer is one of the most brilliant gifts of science . Computers are constantly being updated to make out lives better. In fact the computer is a wonderful electronic brain that we have come to rely on in our every day life. Most offices, shops , factories and industries use computers . The internet on a computer is a store house of information .

                   Camputers have gained importance as they have increased the productivity and efficiency of work done. Large amounts of data in the personal lives and business and industrial sector are stored on computers.

            Computers have also brought a revolution in the field of medicine . Clinics and hospitals can store date ane the doctors make use of them to treat patients m computers are used to scan patients  and to monitor surgeries .


               In our daily lives many of us  cannot live without using a computer and browsing internet . We can find any information about any subject through internet . We  can know about the current events, the weather , new products and many things. Shopping in internet saves our time. 


Computers has become an indispensable part of our life.

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