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5. Data Format to store binary numbers.​

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Answered by ALLWIN801
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With 8 bits in a byte, we can store 256 (28) different integers (e.g., from 0 up to 255). This is one way that binary formats can differ from plain text formats. If we want to store the value 48 in a plain text format, we must use two bytes, one for the digit 4 and one for the digit 8.

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Answered by Apilimeto
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With 8 bits in a byte, we can store 256 different integers (e. g from 0 up to 255). This is one way that binary formats can differ from plain text formats. If we want to store the value 48 in a plain text format, we must use two bytes, one for the digit 4 and one for the digit 8.

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