A child wants to plan a birthday party for their friend. Draw an IPO chart for this situation.

Input Process Output
Party details (date, guest list, activities) 1. Create a guest list with names and contacts. A complete birthday party plan.
2. Choose party activities (games, music, decorations).
3. Set the date and time for the party.
4. Send out invitations.
5. Prepare party supplies (cake, decorations, etc.).

Explanation:

  • The input consists of the essential details to plan a party, such as the date, guest list, and activities.
  • The process involves several tasks such as making the guest list, selecting activities, and preparing party supplies.
  • The output is a fully prepared party plan that includes all aspects of the event.

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