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lets now look at how sound is represented in binary and we kept those before but first talk about the difference between analog and digital data so analog signals waves data will ever constantly changing and without defined ranges so basically their naturally occurring signals like sound like just light pressure and so on and they often represent by waves because theyre continuous and we cant deal with analog signals we have to deal with digital data so this is where data forms discrete values so they always fall within define ranges and that set values within these ranges so we need to basically because the computers going to deal with digital data mean to convert from analog is usually one input and an output is so there needs to be some conversion in this process so in terms of how we do is for sound mister generally done by taking a sample of the amplitude or height of a sound wave a regular time intervals and when we assign a binary value to each reading so sampling is recordin
