how memory store byte
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Answer / rajendra
Hi sasi wt ever u put a result is wrong
Because bit means either 0 or 1
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Answer / himansu nayak
Memory store byte in bits, becoz 1byte=1bit.
we can get a clear picture about this when we are doing the
bits operation .
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Answer / ram
Hello5 is the answer because the inside printf prints the
string and printf returns the no of charters pinted on the
screen so it is 5.
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Answer / sasikumar
byte mean binary digit for 8 digits .
it meant 1 byte store 8 bits .
1bit =1024kb
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