[Dano2]

sorry for the dumb question but how would I write out numerically 5 bytes? how many zeroes after the 5? thanks

[daniel_b2380]

five bytes = 5.0 bytes = 5B

bits = b [small b]
kilobits = kb
bytes = B [cap B]
kilobytes = KB
megabytes = MB
gigabytes = GB
terrabytes = TB

1B = 1 byte = 8 bits [b]
1KB = 1 kilobyte = 8 kilobits [kb]
1 MB = 1megabytes = 8,192 kilobits [kb]
1 GB = gigabytes = 8,388,608 kilobits [kb

when you write them out - no caps
when you abbreviate - caps [except for bits]

that make sense?

from HERE

[Dano2]

great thanks

[daniel_b2380]

wow - that was quick
well, if that satisfies all the requirements.......
['mark solved' button @ top-left in your first post]

[JohnWill]

Homework all done now?

[robinofloxley]

No JW, I want some context to this query.

"1..2..4..8.." Who do we appreciate? Ra.Ra Ra.

Never knew cheerleaders understood binary.

And my college graduation project was to make a max/min digital thermometer 25 yrs ago (in the days they were the size of shoe boxes) and I had to make it 5 bit x 2. I could have killed my tutor for guiding me down that path.
I did learn some nifty Boolean logic though.

[daniel_b2380]

"1..2..4..8.." Who do we appreciate? Ra.Ra Ra.
Never knew cheerleaders understood binary

they don't, that's why THEY say "2..4..6..8..".....

[cwwozniak]

Originally Posted by robinofloxley

Never knew cheerleaders understood binary.

There are 10 kinds of people in the world, those that understand binary numbers and those that don't.

[terabytecomputer]

Originally Posted by robinofloxley

"1..2..4..8.." Who do we appreciate? Ra.Ra Ra.

Never knew cheerleaders understood binary.

If they did then it would be "10, 100, 110, 1000, Who do we appreciate?"

[ChuckE]

Talking binary, you might like this little GIF ...

[hewee]

Here are some charts.

http://www.testmy.net/tools/conversion_table.php