Analog computers are used only to process analog data.

It processes data
continuously, i.e., do not take breaks such as measuring temperature, blood pressure,
voltage, depth, etc. It measures continuous changes in a physical quantity.
For example, the Speedometer of a car measures the speed, changes in temperature in
the body with a thermometer’s help, and weighs our body with a weighing machine.

In analog computers, the data is accepted with an instrument to be directly measured,

and therefore no numbers need to be converted into codes. The analog computer is
the 1st generation of computers i.e beginning of the computing world.

Digital computers process the data in numeric as well as non-numeric forms. It can

perform arithmetic operations such as addition,  occurrence, subtraction, multiplication,
or division and all types of logical(mathematical) operations. 

Today, most of the computers available in the market are digital computers. The best
example of a digital computer is – accounting machines and calculators.

hybrid computer is a combined complex of several electronic computer units built

using the different characterization of quantities (i.e., analog and digital features) and
united by a single control system.

The purpose of designing hybrid computers is to provide functions and features that can
be found on both analog and digital devices.

This combined model (hybrid system) aims to create a work unit that offers the best of
both types of computers. Hybrid computers are extremely fast when driving
equations, even when those calculations are incredibly complex.

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Vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form,
harmony, and expression of emotion.

 an arrangement of sounds having melody, rhythm, and usually harmony classical

music. 2 : the art of producing pleasing or expressive combinations of tones especially
with melody, rhythm, and usually harmony I want to study music in college.

Music is an artistic and expressive manifestation that consists in the arrangement and
organization of different sounds that form a pleasant sound continuity to the human ear.

Music is capable of generating everything type of thoughts Y emotions in the individual,

which makes it one of the most diverse arts. It has evolved so much, as far as gender
and types are concerned, that trying to classify them would be a very arduous job.

Main characteristics of music

Sound
Sound is a physical phenomenon that makes music possible. These vibrations in waves
that propagate through an elastic medium such as air are those that give rise to all the
ordered and compound phenomena that will eventually result in a piece of music.

Throughout history man has encountered a large number of sounds that he has been
able to control to his liking, giving each one expressive intentionality, so that some
sounds tend to be more pleasant to the ear than others.

In music and in its development, even natural sounds have become a crucial part of the
sound construction of a piece of music.

Harmony
Harmony is also considered as one of the fundamental elements for musical education.
It consists of the arrangement and sound ordering, according to the intentions of the
composer or director of the piece of music.

Through harmony, music is able to express ideas that will later be complemented by
other elements.

Harmony varies according to the musical genre, and has evolved in concert with music
and man. Even the most modern musical manifestations have harmony.

Melody
The melody can be defined as the sound capacity of an instrument, the result of its
execution by a musician. Of Greek origin, means to sing or make sing, therefore it can
refer to the phenomenon of playing an instrument through its execution.

Like the harmony, the melody fulfills certain compositional intentions, which according to
what one wants to express, would lead the musical composer to prefer certain tones
over others when assembling the musical composition.

Rhythm
The rhythm in the music refers to the tones and their repetitions, and how they unfold
throughout the piece.

A piece of music must maintain a rhythm from beginning to end and even if it changes,
it must do so in a way that is not discordant. The absence of rhythm in music is one of
the most perceptible aspects an individual can feel.

The rhythm varies fundamentally according to the musical genre that is executed, but it
has always been present. The historical manifestation of new musical genres has given
rise to new rhythms and even to the fusion between them.

Tone
The tone is the frequency with which the sounds are emitted. From these frequencies
are built combinations that are constructed from keys, also known as musical notes.

The selection of one tone over another responds to the intentions of the composer and
his harmonic capacity within the rest of the piece of music.

The tones also vary according to the instruments and the sound frequencies they are
capable of emitting. Some may even seem similar, but all are able to provide a different
shade to the whole set of the piece of music.

Musical genre
As in other arts, but with much more variety, music has a large number of genres that
have developed (some even disappeared) and that continue to manifest over time.

It can be said that a musical genre can be born in one piece, so influential that it
generates a similar phenomenon of creation around it.

A musical genre is a classification or set of musical compositions that have certain

qualities in common, with respect to their harmonies, melodies, rhythmic bases and
even lyrics (where singing is present).

The importance and recognition of a genre is carried out through its instrumentation,
function and even social historical context where it is developed.

Historically, around the genres have emerged macroclasificaciones that allow grouping
the music with greater ease; and from these a large number of other subcategories
emerge.

The genres arise mainly from the experimentation or fusion of previous musical
manifestations, whose combination gives rise to a new musical discourse that can be
disseminated and practiced for generations.

Cultural diversity
Music is closely related to the social and cultural context in which it originates. Music is
able to reflect the idiosyncrasy of a cultural group, its origins and history, its perception
of the world and even its discomforts and shortcomings.

Because of its expressive and cultural nature, music is able to bring different societies
closer together through its pieces. What in form may seem different but shares a
common ground can be exalted through music, culturally enriching and bringing
together and competing groups and individuals alike.

From this same cultural foundation can be considered that the musical genres are born;
each with its own history, originates in a small environment and is continuously evolving
to the point of reverberating in all cultural corners of the world inclusive.

The direct ability of music to sensitize the human being makes it a vehicle that has been
considered effective for reconciliation, recognition and cultural approach in the world,
not only at present, but during different stages of history.