At its core, being digital means that information—whether it’s sound, pictures, videos, or even instructions for a machine—is represented by numbers, specifically 0s and 1s (binary code). This is different from analog systems, which use continuous signals (like sound waves or the needle on a record player).
Being digital allows machines to be incredibly fast and precise, which is why we can store, process, and share vast amounts of information easily, like photos, texts, or videos across the internet. Digital systems have transformed the way we communicate, learn, and even entertain ourselves. Note: explain why
