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What is the Input Process Output Model?

IPO (Input Process Output) is a commonly used model in software engineering, which is based on the 3 major components – input, output, and process. It also plays a crucial role in system analysis and describes how information is processed through different phases. Once data is collected through an input mechanism, various steps like calculation, manipulation, etc. are processed. Lastly, the end results are passed to the output unit. Sometimes, the processing unit can also integrate a storage system as well.