byte in Greek
byte in Greek is μπάιτ, δυφιοοκτάδα, δυφιοσυλλαβή — byte means a unit of computer storage equal to eight bits, able to represent 256 different values.
byte in Greek
μπάιτ
Pronounced: bait
δυφιοοκτάδα
Pronounced: dyfiooktada
δυφιοσυλλαβή
Pronounced: dyfiosyllavi
What does "byte" mean?
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noun A unit of computer storage equal to eight bits, able to represent 256 different values.
"A single character of plain text often takes up one byte."
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noun A short group of bits that a computer handles together as one unit.
"Older machines could treat a different number of bits as one byte."
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byte in a sentence
- A single character of plain text often takes up one byte.
- The file was only a few hundred bytes long.
- Older machines could treat a different number of bits as one byte.
- The processor reads the data one byte at a time.
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What is "byte" in Greek?
"byte" in Greek is μπάιτ, δυφιοοκτάδα, δυφιοσυλλαβή. byte means: A unit of computer storage equal to eight bits, able to represent 256 different values.
How do you pronounce μπάιτ?
"byte" in Greek is μπάιτ, pronounced "bait".
How do you use "byte" in a sentence?
Example: "A single character of plain text often takes up one byte." In Greek, "byte" is μπάιτ, δυφιοοκτάδα, δυφιοσυλλαβή.
Are there other ways to say "byte" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "byte": μπάιτ, δυφιοοκτάδα, δυφιοσυλλαβή.
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