A file occupies 11 bytes of storage. If the file consists of ASCII characters and a character is 8 bits of storage. How many characters will be in the file?
The size of the file is = 11 bytes
The size of the ASCII character = 8 bits = 1 byte
A single ASCII character is stored in 1 byte and the size of the file is 11 bytes.
The number of ASCII characters in the file will be:
= 11 /1 characters
= 11 characters
So, there will be a total of 11 characters in the file.
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