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Computer Systems: Representation of Data

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What you'll learn

How computers represent data in binary.

Key ideas

  • A bit is one binary digit; 8 bits = 1 byte.
  • Converting binary, decimal and hexadecimal.
  • ASCII/Unicode for characters; pixels and colour depth for images.

Exam tips

  • Practise conversions and show working.
  • Explain colour depth in bits per pixel.

Common mistakes

  • Miscounting binary place values.
  • Confusing bits and bytes.
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