How old were you when you learnt about the computer? 4. <...> What are your favorite video games (shoot’em-up, walk-through, role-playing games (RPG), or intellectual games? 7. <...> If you are male, you might feel a desire to use the article to wrap up your old chewing gum or just get annoyed and play a computer game. (2) According to a recent report, in Britain girls are overtaking boys at school. <...> In one case a child had to be wheeled with his computer to the dinner table. (10) Sue Feldman, mother of Alexander, 13, a self-confessed Internetaddict, said she had not yet been forced to wheeling her son and computer to the table, but said she often served him sandwiches and crisps at his bedroom computer. (11) Alexander switches on his computer every day when he returns from Latymer School in Hammersmith to his home at Ealing, west 6 London. <...> Which of the following do you think is the most enjoyable? a) Playing virtual reality computer games. b) Going to a disco/club that plays music from the 60s and 70s. c) Listening to techno music. 5. <...> If your computer was six years old and worked perfectly well, which of the following would you do? a) I’d buy a brand new one so I could have new technology. b) I wouldn’t do anything. <...> New technology is just gimmicks. c) I’d secretly hope it would break, despite the fact that I didn’t need a new computer. <...> This is known as the input and usually consists of a program and some data. (6) A program is a set of instructions, written in a special computer language, telling the computer what operations and processes have to be carried out and in what order they should be done. <...> EXAMPLE: A computer calculating 3 + 4 = 7 uses the following program and data: PROGRAM INPUT DATA 3, 4 OUTPUT DATA 7 (7) When a program is run, i.e. put into operation, the computer executes the program step <...>