Saya Anak Malaysia 2020

Input, Proses, Output dan Storan

 Input, Proses, Output dan Storan

a) Input adalah aktiviti memasukkan data ke dalam sistem komputer. Data dimasukkan ke dalam sistem komputer melalui aktiviti:

1. Menaip data secara manual menggunakan papan kekunci .

2. Memilih dan klik dari senarai yang disediakan menggunakan tetikus.

3. Mengimbas dokumen, imej dan sebagainya menggunakan pengimbas.

b) Proses adalah langkah menukarkan data kepada maklumat yang berguna.

c) Output ialah maklumat yang dipaparkan oleh komputer selepas data diproses mengikut arahan yang diberikan oleh peranti input.

Contoh output ialah paparan teks, video atau imej di monitor, teks atau imej yang dicetak oleh pencetak dan paparan di projector LCD.

d) Storan ialah tempat untuk menyimpan data untuk tujuan kegunaan masa hadapan.

Ingatan (Memory/RAM)

 

Ingatan (Memory/RAM)

Ingatan atau Memory yang lebih dikenali sebagai RAM (Random Acces Memory) merupakan tempat simpanan sementara sesuatu data dalam sistem komputer anda sebelum dipindahkan secara kekal kepada Cekera liat atau cekera liut anda. Walaubagaimana pun terdapat dua jenis ingatan utama iatu RAM dan ROM (penjelasan sila lihat pada tajuk RAM dan ROM)

Teluk Cempedak

Pantai Teluk Cempeda

 Pantai Teluk Cempedak terletak kira-kira 5 km dari Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia. Ia merupakan tempat perkelahan yang popular dan menjadi tumpuan ramai terutamanya pada hujung minggu. Mempunyai pasir pantai yang bewarna putih melepak dan gebu.

Kerajaan Negeri Pahang telah membina pelbagai kemudahan di Teluk Cempedak. Antara kemudahan yang disediakan ialah :

Menara tinjau

Restoran dan gerai-gerai

Titi / Jambatan menyusun pinggir bukit

Surau

Bilik mandi / tandas

Tembok pinggir pantai

Pentas

Hotel

Tempat letak kereta yang luas.

Pulau Perhentian Kecil

 Pulau Perhentian Kecil

Pulau Perhentian ialah satu gugusan pulau yang terletak sekitar 10 batu nautika (19 km) dari pantai dalam timur laut negeri Terengganu, Malaysia, sekitar 40 batu (64 km) selatan dari sempadan Thailand. Dua pulau utama ialah Perhentian Besar dan Perhentian Kecil.

Pulau Perhentian Kecil, Terengganu yang dilihat dari Perhentian Besar

Pulau ini pada awalnya tidak mempunyai nama yang khusus. Ia dijadikan tempat persinggahan bagi kapal-kapal dagang yang berulang alik dari China ke Asia Tenggara seperti Singapura, Jawa dan beberapa tempat di Semenanjung Tanah Melayu. Di pulau ini juga dijadikan tempat persinggahan kapal-kapal garam dari Singgora (Selatan Thai), untuk menghantar garam ke Kuala Terengganu.Iaitu pulau tempat kapal-kapal singgah atau berhenti seketika sebelum meneruskan pelayaran. Sehingga sekarang pulau ini masih lagi dijadikan tempat berlindung bagi kapal-kapal dari angin kencang dan ombak besar.

TELUR AIR ASAM

 

BAHAN-BAHAN:

4 biji telur

Cili padi secukupnya – lebihkan jika suka pedas

1/2 biji bawang besar – hiris @ cincang

1-2 biji tomato – hiris @ cincang

BAHAN AIR ASAM:

Asam jawa

Garam secukup rasa

Aji secukupnya – jika suka

Air suam secukupnya

SINGGANG PEDAS IKAN KERISI

 

BAHAN-BAHAN:

4 ekor ikan kerisi

5 biji cili padi

4 biji bawang merah

3 ulas bawang putih

1 inci lengkuas

1/2 inci kunyit

3 cawan air

5 keping asam gelugur

Garam secukup rasa

2 kuntum bunga kantan | belah 2

8 tangkai daun kesum

 

Aku Ingin MencintaiMu

Where to Stay in Kuala Lumpur- Our Favourite Areas & Hotels

 Where to Stay in Kuala Lumpur- Our Favourite Areas & Hotels

 you traveling to Malaysia’s capital city and wondering where to stay in Kuala Lumpur? Then look no further; here, we give you the ultimate guide on where to stay in KL. It includes the most popular neighborhoods and our favorite hotels at all price ranges. We last visited KL in March 2023, and this guide has been completely updated.

With more than 12 million international visitors each year, Kuala Lumpur (KL) has deservedly positioned itself as one of the top tourist destinations in South-East Asia. The city’s increased popularity has resulted in quite the building boom, and there are now more hotels and hostels to choose from than ever. With so many options, deciding where to stay in Kuala Lumpur can be overwhelming.

Market vendor at Chow Kit Market Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur is a fascinating melting pot of cultures. Walking around, you will see beautiful mosques, colorful Chinese temples, and Hindu shrines standing side by side with well-preserved colonial buildings and modern giant skyscrapers.

Every area in the city has its distinct character, from the hyper-modern city center with its towering skyscrapers to the always busy street life of Chinatown. For travelers, each area comes with its pros and cons.

We have been to Kuala Lumpur a lot over the years since our first visit back in 2005. When we decided to put this guide together, we booked our plane tickets and spent six weeks in KL exploring the city’s neighborhoods in depth.

This guide is the result. It’s our little love letter to Kuala Lumpur and its diverse, fascinating neighborhoods. Here we reveal what we think are the best areas to stay in Kuala Lumpur and why

Where To Stay In Kuala Lumpur (KL)

Compared with most modern cities, Kuala Lumpur is an inexpensive city to visit, with plenty of places to stay within any budget. In addition, the higher-end accommodations offer exceptional value, often available for less than what you would have to pay for the same hotel standard elsewhere.

The hotels recommended in this article are primarily places we have stayed at (and, as always, paid for) ourselves. However, to make this as complete and helpful a resource as possible, we have included some recommendations from travelers we know personally and whose opinions we trust.

Important: None of the hotels recommended here are paid placements or have sponsored our stay in any way. We pay for our accommodations ourselves when we travel. If you book through any of our links, we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps keep our website running – so thank you in advance for your support! ♥

We hope you find this guide helpful in finding the best place to stay in Kuala Lumpur.

The 7 Best Areas To Stay In Kuala Lumpur

We have divided Kuala Lumpur city into seven areas, which we think are the best neighborhoods to stay in when visiting KL.

The seven best areas to stay in Kuala Lumpur: 1. Bukit Bintang (green), 2. Kuala Lumpur City Center – KLCC (orange), 3. KL Sentral and Lake Gardens (blue), 4. KL Tower (purple), 5. Chinatown & Merdeka Square (yellow), 6. Chow Kit, Kampung Baru & Masjid India (black), 7. Bangsar South (brown). Click on the map for a larger version.

Overview of Kuala Lumpur’s 7 best and most popular areas to stay in:

Bukit Bintang
Bukit Bintang is the most popular and central area to stay in Kuala Lumpur. Lots of excellent hotels, restaurants, and world-class shopping malls like Pavillion with shops and cinemas make this a great area to stay in Kuala Lumpur. You also find the famous hawker street food market Jalan Alor here and KL’s best foodcourt – Lot 10.

Kuala Lumpur City Center – KLCC
KLCC’s main star attraction is the Petronas Twin Towers. Other sights in this area include the KLCC Park and the aquarium Aquaria KLCC. You also find many restaurants, shopping, cafes, and pubs. You can easily walk over to Bukit Bintang as well.

KL Sentral and Lake Gardens
The area around KL Central Station is a convenient area to stay in for getting around the city by metro and trains. Moreover, you will find some of KL’s biggest attractions in this area: the Botanical Garden, Butterfly Park, Bird Park, National Mosque, and several museums like Malaysia’s National Museum.

KL Tower
Menara/ KL Tower is the main attraction in this area, with its neighboring ECO Park and the canopy treetop walkway. It is a convenient and central area to stay in, close to both Bukit Bintang and Kuala Lumpur City Center (KLCC).
Chinatown & Merdeka Square
Chinatown has been through a huge restoration and facelift over the last couple of years. It is now a fun and bustling area to stay in with some of KL’s hippest cafes, restaurants, and bars. Historically best known for its many budget hotel and hostel options, there are now some new, excellent mid-range hotels here, plus our favorite boutique hotels in KL. This is KLs most upcoming area.

Chow Kit, Kampung Baru & Masjid India
A less touristy area with some excellent restaurants and cafes. The hotels are a bit cheaper here than in Bukit Bintang and KLCC, so you can get some excellent hotel deals. Jalan Kamunting in Kampung Baru has become one of the city’s most popular restaurant scenes.
Bangsar South
A quiet residential area a little out of the city center with mostly apartment hotels.

Read on to see our photos of each area, our opinions on pros and cons, and which one you should stay in on your Kuala Lumpur trip.

If you want to know our favorite KL hotels, then these are our top 7 hotels in Kuala Lumpur (updated and stayed at in 2023)

KLCC area

Award-winning luxury 5-star hotel with a fantastic interior design in an excellent location close to Petronas Towers.

Capri By Fraser Hotel – Bukit Bintang area

Brand new with a fantastic rooftop infinity pool, all rooms have a kitchen. Perfect central location in Bukit Bintang with great shopping and dining options.

Else Hotel – Chinatown

Brand new and stylish boutique hotel with an excellent pool surrounded by KL’s hippest restaurants, cafes, and bars. Fabulous location right in the center of the upcoming and fun Chinatown and just across the street from the famous Petaling Street Market.

Kloe Hotel – Bukit Bintang

New, cozy, and fresh hotel with lots of greenery. Great location within walking distance of the shopping and dining in central KL.

Ritz Carlton – Bukit Bintang

Fantastic service, luxurious, great central location next to KL’s biggest and best shopping mall, the Pavilion.

Hotel Stripes – Chow Kit area

A great hotel deal, lovely rooftop infinity pool with the best view of KL Tower. It is surrounded by some of KL’s best restaurants and cafes.

The Majestic Hotel – KL Sentral and Lake Gardens area

A grand, elegant colonial-style hotel where you get royal 5-star service at a reasonable price. KL’s last and oldest grand colonial hotel opened in 1932.

We have described these hotels in more detail below, including our photos and personal experience staying at these hotels. So read on for more juicy details.