Wednesday, September 16, 2009

What is data on computers means?

i'm computers illerate and want to know whats C and D means and what do they do



What is data on computers means?internet security



On a normal computer, your C drive is your "hard drive", which basically is a hard copy of everything on your computer. It's about the size of a hard-back book, but can store millions and millions of files. They are stored in the form of data. Data, at it's very core, is just a bunch of '0's and '1's. A sequence of eight of these 0s or 1s represents something like a letter, a symbol, etc. Eventually these can turn into documents, programs, and other more complex files that help the computer run. On the other hand, your D drive is usually the main CD or DVD on your computer. When you put a CD or DVD in your computer, your computer searches the D drive for information. It can do this by using a extremely small laser inside the CD player to read what it says (once again in the language of 0s and 1s). From this it can obtain information similarly as it does from a hard drive, as long as the disc spins.



What is data on computers means?network security



I think you referring to the Drive letters.



C: is most times the hard drive



D: is most times your CD or DVD

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