There are three ways in which data can be represented namely Bit, Byte and Word:

Bit: This is also the short name for binary digits. By being binary it means that BIT can only have two VALUES zero and one. A characteristic of BIT is that it can NEVER be empty. Zero implies a power off state whereas one means on state.

Byte: A byte is a collection or GROUP of 8 bits. A byte can STORE a SINGLE character which can either be an alphabet, a number or a special character. The byte is generally used to measure the storage capacities.

Word: The number of bits that a cpu possess indicates the power of the computer. It also indicates how many number of bytes are present. In today`s date most computers can handle 32 or 64 bit length.

There are three ways in which data can be represented namely Bit, Byte and Word:

Bit: This is also the short name for binary digits. By being binary it means that BIT can only have two values zero and one. A characteristic of BIT is that it can never be empty. Zero implies a power off state whereas one means on state.

Byte: A byte is a collection or group of 8 bits. A byte can store a single character which can either be an alphabet, a number or a special character. The byte is generally used to measure the storage capacities.

Word: The number of bits that a cpu possess indicates the power of the computer. It also indicates how many number of bytes are present. In today`s date most computers can handle 32 or 64 bit length.