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All of the data in a digital book (letters, punctuation, spaces, etc) are stored and processed in a computer as binary. Break do

wn how this works (hint: Ascii) . Explain in three or more sentences: Please Answer ASAP, Brainiest for Best and most In detail answer!!

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Nimfa-mama [501] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-16T20:55:58+03:00

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A computer system normally stores characters using the ASCII code. Each character is stored using eight bits of information, giving a total number of 256 different characters (2**8 = 256).

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