<prompt> Hlalosa mohopolo oa garbage in, garbage out GIGO.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the concept of garbage in, garbage out GIGO. . Response in English: Garbage in, garbage out GIGO is a phrase used in the field of computer science and information technology to convey the idea that the quality of the outputs is dependent on the quality of the inputs. Essentially, if a system such as a computer program or calculation is given inaccurate, flawed, or nonsensical data, it will produce output that reflects this - in other words, the output will also be inaccurate, flawed or nonsensical. The concept applies to other fields as well, such as business and decision-making, where decisions based on flawed or inaccurate data can result in poor outcomes. GIGO is a reminder that it is important to ensure that data is accurate and of high quality before using it to make conclusions, decisions, or predictions. . Response in Sesotho: Garbage in, garbage out GIGO ke poleloana e sebelisoang tšimong ea mahlale a khomphutha le thekenoloji ea tlhahisoleseling ho fetisa mohopolo oa hore boleng ba liphetho bo ipapisitse le boleng ba lisebelisoa. Ha e le hantle, haeba tsamaiso e kang lenaneo la khomphieutha kapa lipalo e fuoa lintlha tse sa nepahalang, tse fosahetseng, kapa tse sa utloahaleng, e tla hlahisa tlhahiso e bontšang sena - ka mantsoe a mang, tlhahiso le eona e tla ba e sa nepahalang, e fosahetseng kapa e sa utloahaleng. Khopolo ena e sebetsa le mafapheng a mang, joalo ka khoebo le ho etsa liqeto, moo liqeto tse thehiloeng ho lintlha tse fosahetseng kapa tse sa nepahalang li ka fellang ka liphello tse mpe. GIGO ke khopotso ea hore ho bohlokoa ho netefatsa hore data e nepahetse le ea boleng bo holimo pele u e sebelisa ho etsa liqeto, liqeto kapa likhakanyo. 