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Computers rely on the flow of electrons, to not only operate but to perform the counting with regard to the binary code. The flow of electrons may come from most sources of electrical charge, i.e. battery powered (direct current) or alternating current from electrical generators (alternating current). Any source will be converted regulated to get the desired voltage.
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