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Differentiate between (1) Data and Information, and (1) Kaowledge and Wisdom Genexample cach of data, information, knowledge and wisdom List different sources of information
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Data refers to raw facts and figures that are unprocessed and without context. For example, the numbers “30, 32, 28, 29” collected from a weather sensor represent data. Information is processed data that has been organized and given meaning to make it useful. When the same weather data is averaged and presented as “The average temperature this week is 29.75°C,” it becomes information. Thus, data is the raw input, while information is the meaningful output derived from processing data. Knowledge is the understanding and interpretation of information gained through experience, education, or analysis. It enables a person to make connections and apply the information in real-life scenarios. For example, knowing that
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