Its not mega byte infact its gegabyte (GB) or Terabyte (TB)
The average super-computer (saying that there are many) can hold from 2 - 4 megabytes or MB for short. Megabytes literally means "A large quantity of bytes.", I wonder what they will come out with next? One can only imagine...
... you're completely wrong, here, answer #1. Lets give this a look see. Normally, super-computers or computing clusters themselves don't have large storage units. Instead, they connect to a device which then stores the data. These can range from a few hundred Terabytes, to a few thousand, or more. In comparison, your average laptop can hold roughly 1/2 a Terabyte. Personally, I have a 2 TB drive in my home server. A Megabyte is 1024^2 bytes. There are 1024 Megabytes in a Gigabyte, and 1024 Gigabytes in a Terabyte. This keeps going on and on, until your reach higher quantities such as Zettabytes.
The basic function of memory is to store information.
Without variables, you won't be able to do much programming. Variables is where you store data; such data may change over time. And computer programming is all about manipulating data.
24,000
as much as a platypus can
When there is too much data for the Computer to read.
Variable, zero or more.
This question is meaningless. 'Variable' is not a type, and scope does not determine how much 'data' something can store.
A data storage device is anything that will hold computer files, from the old days of magnetic tape to today's portable USB drives. Well, it depends on how much data you want to store. You can use an external hard drive for large amounts or a portable thumb drive for smaller amounts. Which data storage device you choose depends largely on the amount of data you need to store.
Computer data is made up of tiny magnetic alterations which form a readable track of 1 and 0 bits. The technology has progressed to such a stage that billions of billions of these bits can fit into a space the size of a shoe.
The first spreadsheet program created for the Apple computer is called VisiCalc. It was released in 1979 and was an instant success becoming the first commercially successful software program. VisiCalc was the first spreadsheet program to be used on a personal computer and was a major factor in the success of the Apple II. VisiCalc allowed users to create calculations and formulas as well as to store and manipulate data in tabular form. It was the first program of its kind to be available for a personal computer and was one of the earliest examples of the use of user-friendly interface and graphical display. VisiCalc was revolutionary for its time and was a major factor in the success of the Apple II computer. It made it much easier for users to work with data and calculations allowing them to create and manipulate spreadsheets quickly and easily. It also made it much easier to store and manage data allowing users to keep track of large amounts of information. VisiCalc was a major step forward in the use of computers to manage and manipulate data and it paved the way for the development of more powerful spreadsheet programs.
Typically 1.4 MB.
4.79mz