Calculate the number of possible cases (maximum value of an unsigned integer) based on the number of bytes or bits
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Information with a mutual information of b[byte]
can be used to derive a single answer from n[possible] equally likely options.
A memory of b[byte]
can store one of n[possible] values.
The range of unsigned integers is from 0 to max.
can be used to derive a single answer from n[possible] equally likely options.
A memory of b[byte]
can store one of n[possible] values.
The range of unsigned integers is from 0 to max.
| n= | Street |
| max= |
Formula:
n=2^(8*b)
max=n-1
*The unit for b is bytes. If you want to convert it to bits, add “0.125*” at the beginning.
n=2^(8*b)
max=n-1
*The unit for b is bytes. If you want to convert it to bits, add “0.125*” at the beginning.
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Alternatively, we determine the number of distinct values that can be stored based on the size of a computer’s memory.
We also determine the maximum value of an unsigned integer that can be stored.