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A library stores lots of information. A lot of it is stored in books. Computers can store lots and lots of information. They can store words, numbers, pictures, videos and sounds. If information is not stored, it is lost. Computers store information in special code. Tiny pieces of code are called bits. Rather bigger pieces of code are called bytes. Usually, there are 8 bits in a byte. The information is stored in storage devices.
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What sort of information do computers store?
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A bit is like a single letter of the alphabet in a very long story
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It sounds like the word bite, but it is spelled differently
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How many letters are there in the word byte?
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A hard drive is a metal disk inside the computer
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USB sticks are sometimes called memory sticks, USB pens, or pen-drives
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DVDs can be used with televisions
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This information is kept on really big computers in different countries
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Don’t forget to save your work!
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Computers mean you can share information easily. But writing things down is still a good thing to do
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