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Human–computer interaction

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People and computers talk to each other.

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This is called an interface. It is how we use machines.

You can use your eyes to see screens. You can use your voice to speak. Some tools use touch to help you.

Computers can also use sounds. They can hear your words. They can even hear a laugh or a sigh.

Special tools help us work. We use a mouse or a keyboard. We can even use a pen on a small screen.

Good tools make things easy. They help us stay safe. This is how we work with computers every day.

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