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Everything you feed a system, hoping it doesn't choke on it.
means Data, signals, or effort entering a system to be processed into some kind of output.
from From in plus put, literally the act of putting something in; surged in the 1940s as computing needed a word for what machines swallowed before they could think.
Grammar fightVerb past tense splits: input vs inputted.
Garbage ruleBad input guarantees bad output, always.
Beyond techAlso means your opinion, politely requested.