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Why are there extra 24 bytes in 1 kb ​

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After all, "KILO" means 1000. In most cases, this approximation is fine for DETERMINING how much space a file takes up or how much disk space you have. But there are really 1024 bytes in a KILOBYTE. The reason for this is because computers are BASED on the binary system.



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