Draw an arrow to indicate the direction of the circulation of the information when you

Question

execute the commands Save and Open.

Answer 1

I can't physically draw an arrow for you, but I can describe the direction of the information flow when you execute the commands "Save" and "Open."

When you execute the Save command:

• The information (data) flows from the application (or document you're working on) to the storage location (like a hard drive or cloud storage). You can think of this as an arrow pointing from the application to the storage.

When you execute the Open command:

• The information flows from the storage location back to the application. In this case, the arrow points from the storage to the application.

So, you have:

1. Save: Application → Storage (Arrow from application to storage)
2. Open: Storage → Application (Arrow from storage to application)

You can visualize this as two arrows in opposite directions, showing the flow of information, one during saving and one during opening.