byte in Latin
byte in Latin is octetus — byte means a unit of computer storage equal to eight bits, able to represent 256 different values.
byte in Latin
octetus
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 Latin?
"byte" in Latin is octetus. byte means: A unit of computer storage equal to eight bits, able to represent 256 different values.
How do you use "byte" in a sentence?
Example: "A single character of plain text often takes up one byte." In Latin, "byte" is octetus.
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