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Open standards |
Publicly available for anyone to edit and use the code is released for anyone to edit free to access an example is openoffice.org
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De-Facto Standards
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Standards which become popular in use
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Industry Standards
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Standards agreed across the I.T Industry
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Proprietary Standards
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These are standards owned by a company for example apples lightning cable
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Hexadecimal conversion |
Hexadecimal is base 16.Base 16 is where the 'numbers' you can use are zero through to the letter F (0123456789ABCDEF). i.e. the decimal value for '1' is represented in hexadecimal as '1' but the hexadecimal value of '15' (decimal) is shown as 'F' (hexadecimal) and the value of '17' (decimal) is '11' in Hexadecimal
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sound storage |
Digital sound is broken down into thousands of samples per second. Each sound sample is stored as binary data.
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