Bits And Bytes | What and Why?

bit and byte often get confused and even get misspoken many times for one another! The two represent units of data but what are the differences? Well in this video we break down when and how these are used!

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[RBASB]

Hey buddy, thank you for your clear explanation without talking telephone numbers. That was extremely direct and informative.

Thank you for your TIME in making this video. You used your valuable time for people like myself.

Basically, I kind of understood the difference but trying to explain it to someone, I would have zero confidence but now I can explain it very clearly.

Thank you kindly for your time.🙏

With videos like yours, I will pass my A+ with flying colours. My apologies if I sound patronising as that’s not my intention. God bless you.

How rude of me. As I enjoyed you wonderful video, I’m now subscribing to your channel.

[Dr_Larken]

When I was a kid, I learned the concept of byting bits from a man named PAC “Pac-Man if you will” who spoke a few words but he was able to convey on a digital screen how important it is that on every map Byte away bit by bit but always and I mean ALWAYS avoid Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde!
All seriousness though, once I understood the conversion of bytes to kilobytes, Mb, Gb etc I noticed people would convert using 1000 bytes = 1 kilobyte/ 1000Kb= 1 megabyte etc. I mean for a long time I kind of did the same thing. But it’s not 1000 it’s 1024 Kb = 1Mb & 1024Mb = 1Gb etc!

It makes a huge difference, But the subject of the video is exactly why I’m here! It always irritated me hearing the difference between the two but thinking that they were the. Now I know eight bits= 1 byte!
Thank you

[Games-sjmc]

Thank you!
I knew the differences, but now I can also identify them

[Duvan_Prieto]

Thank you Sabrent for doing this type of informational videos!

[alinamorgan]

Reminds me of teaspoons and Tablespoons (t & T). Neat. I had no idea. Thank you for this explanation.

[vladislavkaras]

Great video!
Though, I would love a bit mroe detailed explanation why ISPs are using bits.
As I read, it has to do with serial data transfer.

[kimienick]

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