<prompt> Hlalosa hore na Garbage in, garbage out e bolelangnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what Garbage in, garbage out means . Response in English: Garbage in, garbage out is a phrase often used in the context of computers and computer programming. At its core, it means that if the inputs to a system are of low quality or incorrect, the resulting outputs will also be of low quality or incorrect. In other words, the quality and accuracy of the output is directly related to the quality and accuracy of the input. For example, imagine a program that calculates the amount of interest earned in a bank account. If the data inputted into the program regarding the initial balance, interest rate, and length of time is incorrect, the resulting calculation of the interest earned will also be incorrect. The phrase is often used to emphasize the importance of data validation and error checking in the input stage, as well as in other stages of the processing of data, to ensure the accuracy of the final result. . Response in Sesotho: Garbage in, garbage out ke poleloana e atisang ho sebelisoa ha ho buuoa ka likhomphieutha le mananeo a khomphieutha. Motheong oa eona, ho bolela hore haeba lintho tse kenang tsamaisong li le boemong bo tlaase kapa li fosahetse, liphello tse hlahisoang le tsona li tla ba tsa boleng bo tlaase kapa tse fosahetseng. Ka mantsoe a mang, boleng le ho nepahala ha lihlahisoa li amana ka ho toba le boleng le ho nepahala ha ho kenya letsoho. Ka mohlala, aku nahane ka lenaneo le lekanyetsang hore na ho na le tsoala e kae akhaonteng ea banka. Haeba lintlha tse kentsoeng lenaneong mabapi le tekanyo ea pele, sekhahla sa tsoala, le bolelele ba nako li fosahetse, palo e hlahisoang ea phaello e fumanoeng le eona e tla fosahetse. Hangata poleloana e sebelisoa ho hatisa bohlokoa ba ho netefatsa lintlha le ho hlahloba phoso sethaleng sa ho kenya, hammoho le mekhahlelo e meng ea tsebetso ea data, ho netefatsa ho nepahala ha sephetho sa ho qetela. 