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What is the basic unit used in computer data storage?
What is the basic unit used in computer data storage?
When moving from a larger unit to a smaller unit in calculating storage, what operation is performed?
When moving from a larger unit to a smaller unit in calculating storage, what operation is performed?
What is an example of Local Storage?
What is an example of Local Storage?
What is a disadvantage of Cloud Storage?
What is a disadvantage of Cloud Storage?
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What is a benefit of Cloud Storage?
What is a benefit of Cloud Storage?
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What is a security concern of Cloud Storage?
What is a security concern of Cloud Storage?
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What is an advantage of Cloud Storage in terms of collaboration?
What is an advantage of Cloud Storage in terms of collaboration?
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What is a requirement for Cloud Storage?
What is a requirement for Cloud Storage?
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What is the purpose of the DATE function in Excel?
What is the purpose of the DATE function in Excel?
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What is the syntax for the DATE function in Excel?
What is the syntax for the DATE function in Excel?
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What is the purpose of the IF function in Excel?
What is the purpose of the IF function in Excel?
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What is the purpose of the COUNT function in Excel?
What is the purpose of the COUNT function in Excel?
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What is the difference between the COUNT and COUNTA functions in Excel?
What is the difference between the COUNT and COUNTA functions in Excel?
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What is the purpose of the COUNTIF function in Excel?
What is the purpose of the COUNTIF function in Excel?
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Study Notes
Units of Storage
- The basic unit of computer data storage is the bit (binary digit), composed of ones and zeros.
- Calculating storage involves multiplying when moving from a larger unit to a smaller unit and dividing when moving from a smaller unit to a larger unit.
Cloud Storage
- Cloud storage refers to storing data on remote servers accessible through the internet.
- Examples include cloud storage services.
- Pros of cloud storage:
- Accessibility: Access data from anywhere with an internet connection.
- Collaboration: Many cloud storage services offer collaboration features for real-time editing and sharing.
- Cost savings: Short-term cost savings, but costs can accumulate over time.
- Cons of cloud storage:
- Requires internet connection: Access to cloud storage depends on a reliable internet connection.
- Disaster recovery: Off-site data storage enhances disaster recovery capabilities.
- Security concerns: Risk of data breaches and security glitches.
Local Storage
- Local storage refers to physical hardware kept nearby for storing data and information.
- Examples include external hard drives, flash drives, CDs, etc.
- Pros of local storage:
- Complete control: User has complete control over access to files, ensuring security.
- Easy access: Data can be accessed quickly and easily without an internet connection.
- Cons of local storage:
- Manual backup: User is responsible for manually saving and backing up data to prevent loss.
- Space constraints: Local storage takes up more space.
- Limited collaboration: Difficult to collaborate with others, requiring manual upload and sharing.
Formula and Functions in Excel
- A formula is an expression that calculates the value of a cell and must start with an equal (=) sign.
- Functions are predefined formulas available in Excel.
Date Function
- The DATE function creates a date based on individual components: year, month, and day.
- Syntax: =DATE(year, month, day).
- Example: =DATE(2023, 5, 8) for May 8th, 2023.
IF Function
- Returns one value if a condition is true and another value if it's false.
- Example: =IF(A2>B2,"Over Budget","OK").
Product Function
- Multiplies all numbers given as arguments and returns the product.
- Formula: =PRODUCT(range).
Average Function
- Returns the average (arithmetic mean) of the arguments.
- Formula: =AVERAGE(range), e.g., =AVERAGE(A1:A20).
Count Function
- Counts all cells that contain values only.
- If used to count cells with alphanumeric values, it returns a zero (0).
- Formula: =COUNT(range), e.g., =COUNT(A4:A10).
CountA Function
- Counts cells that contain labels, values, or both.
- Formula: =COUNTA(range), e.g., =COUNTA(A4:A10).
CountIF Function
- Counts the number of cells in a range that meet a given condition.
- Counts labels, values, or both.
- Formula: =COUNTIF(range, "condition"), e.g., =COUNTIF(A4:A10, "red").
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Learn about the basics of computer data storage, including bits, units calculation, and types of storage like local and cloud storage.