How many bytes is in kilobyte?

How many bytes is in kilobyte?

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1024

One kilo of bytes does not weigh the same as one kilo of iron. And one kilo of iron does not have the same mass as one kilo of feathers at the same temperature, because mass and energy are equivalent and the heat capacity of feathers and iron is different.

1000

One kilogram

Kilo means thousand, you uneducated pleb. The measurement is kilograms, not kilos.

1k

1000
However what Microsoft Windows refers to as a kilobyte is actually a kibibyte which is 1024 bytes. Many people see their files and disk space measured in terms of kibibytes every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, kibibytes are often called kilobytes, and many users unaware that their data is actually being measured in terms of kibibytes,mibibytes, and gibibytes. All the so called kilobytes that windows tells you about are actually kibibytes.

but steel is heavia than fethas

This is the only correct answer. It is an IEEE, IEC, and SI standard.
Computers do calculations in base 2, so they get their own special prefixes: kibi, mebi, gibi, ...
Kilo, however, will ALWAYS mean exactly one thousand.

kilo=1000
kilobyte=1000 byte

steel is heavier

1024
>b-but muh kibibytes
gay shit

950-1100

Idk like more than 12

It literally is.
It takea more energy to create 1kg of steel than it takes to create 1kg of feathers, hence steel is heaviah than feathers thanks to Einstein

>1 kilogram = 1000 grams
>1 kilocalorie = 1000 calories
>1 kilometer = 1000 meters
>1 kilojoule = 1000 joules
>1 kilowatt = 1000 watts
>1 kilobyte = 1024 bytes

1 kilopound

nigger

More than 999 but less than 2000.

1024

That's false since that feather had to be passed down as a generic trait and dozens of generations pr bird has to grow it out. Basically you have to look at all the birds and ancenstors that had to exist for that feather to be made. Then you realize everything from the big bang had to use an insane amount of energy to exist now.

ah, I remember those days when I started to learn how to ride a bike

lol this guy

1023

by what standard?
SI?
1000
1kB = 1000B
1KiB = 1024B

How about you share your own thoughts on this, like a normal forum

Why is a byte 8 bits instead of 10 bits so we wouldn't have ended up in this kibibyte mess?

No need to try to be smart when you are this dumb

retard

>doesnt know what energy density is

That is already accounted for when you measure it you fags.
If you have 1kg of X and 1kg of Y you have objects with the same mass, it's that simple. They may have different weights in different gravity or acceleration but the mass is the same.

Please be bait.