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Byte, Var Types, Num

Graves Skill Struck Bytes, Variable Types, Numbers

TermDefinition
Bit The smallest unit of information that a computer can process.
Bit A binary digit: 0 or 1. Eight of these is a byte.
A byte Eight bits; equals one character on the screen, like “a” or “A”.
kilobyte 1024 bytes; equals one half page of text. (10^3 bytes)
A megabyte Over one million bytes (1024 kilobytes); equals text of 500 pages or one thick book. (10^6 bytes)
A gigabyte Over one billion bytes(1024 megabytes); equals text of 500,000 pages or 1,000 thick books.
A terabyte Over one trillion bytes (1024 gigabytes); equals text of 1,000,000 thick books. (10^12 bytes)
variable a labeled container for information (data)
data types usually refers to text (strings), numbers (integers or floats), and Booleans (true or false)
attributes additional information (like appearance, or behavior) about an element. Usually comes in the form of a name and a value->name="value".
string data in the form of characters surrounded by quotation marks
int whole numbers
boolean True or False
float numbers with decimals--positive, negative or zero
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