Assertion: kilobyte | /r/HasProperty | equivalent
Facets:
value: to roughly 1000 bytes
type: OTHER
value: in decimal si
type: OTHER
value: to 1024
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: However, when dealing with transferring certain information values, 1 kilobyte is equivalent to roughly 1000 bytes.
text: That is, the k is equivalent to 1024 and not to 1000 like in other measures.
text: But if we want to be strict, in computation (and only in computation) 1 kb (kilobyte) is equivalent to 1024 bytes.
text: However, when dealing with transferring certain information values, 1 kilobyte is equivalent to roughly 1000 bytes.
text: However, when dealing with transferring certain information values, 1 kilobyte is equivalent to roughly 1000 bytes.
text: However, when dealing with transferring certain information values, 1 kilobyte is equivalent to roughly 1000 bytes.
text: However, when dealing with transferring certain information values, 1 kilobyte is equivalent to roughly 1000 bytes.
text: So in Decimal SI (base 10), 1 Kilobyte is equivalent to 1000 bytes.