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Section 1.4 Test Yourself
Checkpoint 1.4.1.
The smallest unit of information commonly in use in today’s computers is called:
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A Bit
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Right!
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A Byte
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No, that is 8 times larger.
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A Nibble
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No, that is 4 times larger.
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An Integer
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No, that is a whole bunch larger!
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