What is OCR and where is it used? – InterviewSolution

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1.	What is OCR and where is it used?
Answer» Optical Character. Recognition (OCR) is an input device that is used to scan the printed/ handwritten text materials into computer-readable text making it easy to edit and store. It is used to read the cheque numbers in the banks and millions of magazines and letters are sorted every day by OCR machines.

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