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#11
Haha well thats binary computer language..
If you know file sizes on your computer think of it this way.
You have 8 of those BITS in a byte, then you have 1024 bytes (those strings of 8) in a kilobyte, then 1024 KB in 1 MB, then 1024MB in a GB, then 1024 GB in 1 Terabyte. So that gives you an idea how many numbers your computer processes.
If you know file sizes on your computer think of it this way.
You have 8 of those BITS in a byte, then you have 1024 bytes (those strings of 8) in a kilobyte, then 1024 KB in 1 MB, then 1024MB in a GB, then 1024 GB in 1 Terabyte. So that gives you an idea how many numbers your computer processes.
#12
Haha well thats binary computer language..
If you know file sizes on your computer think of it this way.
You have 8 of those BITS in a byte, then you have 1024 bytes (those strings of 8) in a kilobyte, then 1024 KB in 1 MB, then 1024MB in a GB, then 1024 GB in 1 Terabyte. So that gives you an idea how many numbers your computer processes.
If you know file sizes on your computer think of it this way.
You have 8 of those BITS in a byte, then you have 1024 bytes (those strings of 8) in a kilobyte, then 1024 KB in 1 MB, then 1024MB in a GB, then 1024 GB in 1 Terabyte. So that gives you an idea how many numbers your computer processes.
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