computersteps

noun
UK /kəmˈpjuːtə stɛps/
US /kəmˈpjuːtər stɛps/

The small actions a computer takes one after another to do a job.

The teacher showed us the computersteps for saving a picture.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The basic lessons a person follows to learn how to use a computer.

Grandpa took his first computersteps by learning to send an email.

3. The stages a computer goes through when it starts up or finishes a task.

We watched the computersteps as the old machine slowly turned on.

4. A set of simple directions written down for someone to follow on a computer.

She wrote the computersteps on a card so her little brother could print his drawing.