Data Processing Systems That Performed Record-Keeping Functions That Mimicked Existing

question 11

Multiple Choice

Data processing systems that performed record-keeping functions that mimicked existing manual procedures were called ______.

• A) file-oriented data structures
• B) small database structures
• C) data warehouses
• D) electronic data storage

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