What do you mean by kilobytes?

Kilobyte is the unit of computer storage capacity, and is usually expressed in KB. 1KB= 1024 bytes.

1GB= 1024MB、 1MB= 1024KB、 1KB= 1024B。

B bit

kilobit

Megabit (unit used to calculate memory in a general computer)

Gigabit (the CPU of a general computer uses this to calculate units)

The meaning of KB in the computer:

The smallest storage unit of various memories of a computer is a bit, that is, a bit, which represents a binary bit. Units greater than one bit are bytes, which are equal to 8 binary bits. Because there are a large number of storage units in the memory, each storage unit can store 8 binary bits, so the capacity of the memory is in bytes.

B is the basic unit of computer storage (bytes), 1 English character is 1 byte, that is, 1B, 1 Chinese character is 2 characters, that is, 2B. K stands for thousands. KB is 1000 bytes, but computer operation is different from mathematics, it is 1024 bytes, 1KB, then 1024B= 1KB? M stands for trillion.

Each English letter takes up one byte, and one Chinese character takes up two bytes. Other commonly used units are kilobytes (K or KB), megabytes (M or MB) and gigabytes (G or GB).