Im guessing you mean where coding is used?
pretty much anything with lights or a button
but, examples:
(some) watches
(newer) cars
planes
boats
credit cards (using one requires code to be ran)
Cash registers
(some) safes
Alarm Clocks
Routers
ATMs
eBooks
Cellular Sattelites
Weather Sattelites
Energy Grids
Water Plants
Sewage
Anywhere where mail is sorted
Answer: Yes
Explanation:
Computer hardware includes the physical parts of a computer, such as the case, central processing unit (CPU), monitor, mouse, keyboard, computer data storage, graphics card, sound card, speakers and motherboard. It is very important to have these parts, without them, your computer will not work.
The term that is being looked for in this problem would be most probably and most likely to be the Recycle Bin.
Microsoft's trash receptacle is called the Recycle Bin. This is where deleted files and folder are moved after being deleted. Simple selecting the file or files and pressing the delete key would prompt you to make sure that you really wanted to do this. This is a precautionary action of the computer to let you know what you are about to do. This is to make sure that errors wouldn't happen in the future since some files are highly sensitive, some programs also are, and some files are just too big for the Recycle Bin to be handled, thus they are deleted permanently.
