File Types, Sizes, Compression, and Conversions`

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Flashcards covering file types, dimensions, sizes, lossy or lossless compression classifications, OS shortcuts, and bit-to-byte mathematical conversions.

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Page of Plain Text (.txt)

A plain text page containing about 500 words500\text{ words} or 2500 characters2500\text{ characters}. In ASCII, each character is one byte (2500 bytes2500\text{ bytes} total), and it is lossless.

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.jpg Image

A file type for one photo with a typical size of 3–8 mb3\text{--}8\text{ mb} that uses lossy compression.

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Animated .gif Image

A file type measured in two dimensions with a typical size of 256 kb256\text{ kb} that uses lossy compression.

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.pdf File

A file type where two pages equal 50–200 kb50\text{--}200\text{ kb} in size and uses lossless compression.

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Audio File as .mp3

A file type representing a two minute song with a size of 3–8 mb3\text{--}8\text{ mb} and categorized as lossless.

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Movie File (.mov or .mp4)

A file type representing 1 hour - 2 hours with a size of 2–4 terabytes2\text{--}4\text{ terabytes} and categorized as lossless.

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8 by 8 Pixelation Image Byte Calculation

Calculation for an 8 by 8 image using 12 bits per pixel (768 bits768\text{ bits}) converted to bytes via 768/8=96 bytes768 / 8 = 96\text{ bytes}.