Thanks for making this informational video ,this video has clarified the reason of why we take two the power no. of bits. I did not know that but now I know that there are 2 combinations in each bit so we take power of two .Thanks a lot.
Thank you for this. This video helped me understand this better. I am just starting my IT classes and some of these things are not specifically explained. I just subscribed and look forward to watching your other videos.
I feel like a flashlight might not be the best metaphor because you can't send something like "on, on, on" because you have to turn the flashlight to the off position to turn it on again - thus the series will always be "on, off, on, off, on" etc...
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@@ReinertZerker he gave positive feedback to the publisher, I really dont see what the issue is here. Instead his comment has helped me and probably many others understand this concept more. Your comment is extremely low, dude.
You explained it so simple. I'v been looking for this explanation for some time and all videos i have watched were so vague. And you explained it so clearly. Thank you so much. I'v subscribed your channel, gonna look for more.
He who cannot explain a concept in the simplest terms does not fully understand the concept. The more simply one can explain a concept, the better one understands the concept. Richard Feynman said something like that ;)
skip to about 3:10, it's just rambling until then. A bit is a one or zero and a byte is a grouping of bits used to represent numbers, letters, characters and functions.
Can you explain me if lets say 1 PIN from Arduino microcontroller is 1 bit? And what is a PORT translated to the software( for example more bits? If so how many? Or maybe 1 byte).I didnt understand in school.
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Thanks Hooman, really liked this one. I try using LEGO to explain Bits and Bytes, let me know what you think. I do like your white-boarding method of explaining :)
Hello, I am pretty new at this stuff as well, but to answer that question I would look into NTFS, which is the system Windows uses to manage and store files.
because 2^8=256, which is able to represent all of the characters on our keyboard. And then it became the standard. I guess that is what the lecturer trying to tell us.
Noo I can't understand... Each box has 2 possibilities so totally for 8 boxes ( 2*8 = 16 ) so 16 possibilities right??!! I know am opinion is wrong.. could anyone explain this ?
Let me start by saying that I'm a single woman, and I got scammed by cryptocurrencies about a year ago, and I've since learned that many of them are mouse platforms. That means that these platforms make money early, and they only catch the last ones, so I call them rat platforms. That's when I started looking for platforms to make money from the rats, and I started my own team. I made $90,000 in just this one month. So I think if you're on your own, don't go blindly into this kind of platform, because if you don't have a team to help you, you don't know if you're the mouse.
No bro I was also confused but a way to understand it is that 2 states are the basic foundation and we just allow it in 8 slots thus allowing the each individual slot to be ether 0 or 1 and and up all the slots different number it can make(possibilities)2^8 we get a possibility of 256 different numbers as we can only use 0 and 1 thus can’t have numbers like 00000002.
So: A BIT is a binary fact between two values: these values are either one or zero (layman's term). Okay, I'm not here to explain why, but know eight bits per byte (as a kid, I thought it was two) is good. So, a Playstation was 64 bytes; now this isn't it's capabilities (as we see with Chrono Cross) of a potential 64 is better or worse? But the Saturn came out and rivaled all arcade systems. Sega broke that market. PS2 was riding on a broken system TRYING to get it right. They did, and had the publishers to prove it. End Sega; End Nintendo (oh, wait, no), End Microsoft..nope. Sony never, ever touched Halo or Gears. Back to facts: The bits make a difference: Look at Castlevania 1 via 3. On the same system. Then look at Metroid 1 on the NES and the SNES for the 3rd. Need I say more? The original Final Fantasy was on the NES, but did you know the first THREE were for the NES? The second one offered diverse mechanics to explore, but the third offered us JOB CLASSES. On the NES. Seriously? Outside of exploits, this was the fact of games back in the 8-bit days. Nothing did like this; today we're bandits expecting a heist, only to get a pop in the process.
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8 neutrons, 8 electrons, 8 protons .. that took the breath out of me. I bit a little more than I can chew. That Bytes.
Thanks for making this informational video ,this video has clarified the reason of why we take two the power no. of bits. I did not know that but now I know that there are 2 combinations in each bit so we take power of two .Thanks a lot.
Thank you for this. This video helped me understand this better. I am just starting my IT classes and some of these things are not specifically explained. I just subscribed and look forward to watching your other videos.
same :)
Good for you. You'll need it. :D
I feel like a flashlight might not be the best metaphor because you can't send something like "on, on, on" because you have to turn the flashlight to the off position to turn it on again - thus the series will always be "on, off, on, off, on" etc...
Oh Mr Smart guy eh? You must think we are all so stupid don't you.
@@ReinertZerker no I definitely do not think that lol
@@BrentMurrell Oh I see what you're trying to do, don't think I don't. I'm not stupid no matter what you think, you're the dumb one. This pathological rollercoaster you're playing will only take you so far. Evil genius, you're no match for my intellect! Just give up while you still have your dignity. We all know what you're trying to play, as if we're too stupid to not see it.
Here's a tip, don't think so highly of yourself, troll.
@@ReinertZerker he gave positive feedback to the publisher, I really dont see what the issue is here. Instead his comment has helped me and probably many others understand this concept more. Your comment is extremely low, dude.
@@Dina-he1uc Oh so you made a second account to contribute to the first act of evil genius you had, huh? Well that won't work against me.
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Thank you so much i have a test next week on this same topic and now I know all about it
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You explained it so simple. I'v been looking for this explanation for some time and all videos i have watched were so vague. And you explained it so clearly. Thank you so much. I'v subscribed your channel, gonna look for more.
He who cannot explain a concept in the simplest terms does not fully understand the concept.
The more simply one can explain a concept, the better one understands the concept.
Richard Feynman said something like that ;)
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Thanks man. I’m doing the ‘Grow with Google’ joint and my monkey brain needs all the help it can get.
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Thanks for keeping that simple not many of us should know the nitty of bites and bytes
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skip to about 3:10, it's just rambling until then. A bit is a one or zero and a byte is a grouping of bits used to represent numbers, letters, characters and functions.
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Can you explain me if lets say 1 PIN from Arduino microcontroller is 1 bit? And what is a PORT translated to the software( for example more bits? If so how many? Or maybe 1 byte).I didnt understand in school.
Thanks Hooman, really liked this one. I try using LEGO to explain Bits and Bytes, let me know what you think. I do like your white-boarding method of explaining :)
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how did we calculate the CPU bit and convert into gb
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Can anyone explain me the 2^8=256 part?
look at it like 2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2 =256 exponents 2 raised to the eight power
1 bit can have 2 values, 0 or 1, 2 bits together can have 2^2 that is 4 values, 00,01,10,11, and so on
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But what exactly is a byte? How is it stored in computer, like how does computer define the size of the storage?
Hello, I am pretty new at this stuff as well, but to answer that question I would look into NTFS, which is the system Windows uses to manage and store files.
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01100001 = 97 = 'a' = 8-bits ? Am I correct?
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It's not true , because the byte reversed one letter and when you take apart the byte you get one bit ( smaller part of the byte )
I can not understand why 8bits in 1 btye why not 7 or 9??????
watch from 4:10 he kinda explains your Q.
because 8bits = 1 byte
because 2^8=256, which is able to represent all of the characters on our keyboard. And then it became the standard. I guess that is what the lecturer trying to tell us.
Brillant.
clear to me, thanks
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It being a while and i am trying to refresh some stuff, but it sounds like this guy just learned the topic and can’t explain it good
So 1 byte has 256 possible characters?
@Peterolen Thanks fir replying! Also in 32 bit computer, is each character made up of 32 bits? So each character 4 bytes?
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What i should do if i want -16?
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Hence Megabit and Megabyte are different
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Noo I can't understand... Each box has 2 possibilities so totally for 8 boxes ( 2*8 = 16 ) so 16 possibilities right??!! I know am opinion is wrong.. could anyone explain this ?
2 to the POWER of 8. Not 2 TIMES 8.
@@sinofinance why we should do the power of 8 ?
Let me start by saying that I'm a single woman, and I got scammed by cryptocurrencies about a year ago, and I've since learned that many of them are mouse platforms. That means that these platforms make money early, and they only catch the last ones, so I call them rat platforms. That's when I started looking for platforms to make money from the rats, and I started my own team. I made $90,000 in just this one month. So I think if you're on your own, don't go blindly into this kind of platform, because if you don't have a team to help you, you don't know if you're the mouse.
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isnt it 8 to the power of 2? bits work on binary system not octal system.
that's what i thought also , 8 to the power of 2!
No bro I was also confused but a way to understand it is that 2 states are the basic foundation and we just allow it in 8 slots thus allowing the each individual slot to be ether 0 or 1 and and up all the slots different number it can make(possibilities)2^8 we get a possibility of 256 different numbers as we can only use 0 and 1 thus can’t have numbers like 00000002.
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So: A BIT is a binary fact between two values: these values are either one or zero (layman's term).
Okay, I'm not here to explain why, but know eight bits per byte (as a kid, I thought it was two) is good.
So, a Playstation was 64 bytes; now this isn't it's capabilities (as we see with Chrono Cross) of a potential 64 is better or worse?
But the Saturn came out and rivaled all arcade systems. Sega broke that market.
PS2 was riding on a broken system TRYING to get it right. They did, and had the publishers to prove it. End Sega; End Nintendo (oh, wait, no), End Microsoft..nope. Sony never, ever touched Halo or Gears.
Back to facts: The bits make a difference: Look at Castlevania 1 via 3. On the same system. Then look at Metroid 1 on the NES and the SNES for the 3rd. Need I say more?
The original Final Fantasy was on the NES, but did you know the first THREE were for the NES? The second one offered diverse mechanics to explore, but the third offered us JOB CLASSES. On the NES. Seriously? Outside of exploits, this was the fact of games back in the 8-bit days.
Nothing did like this; today we're bandits expecting a heist, only to get a pop in the process.
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anyone in 2022?
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