Data Representation Worksheet Generator
Character codes, file sizes, hex colors and compression ratios. No AI, no credits.
Character codes (taken from the programming language's own character tables, not typed from memory), image, sound and text file sizes, color hex codes and compression ratios. Every answer is computed by code. No AI, so it never uses a generation credit.
What students practice
- Computer Science
- Data representation
- Character codes
Live sample sheet
Data Representation
Answer Key — Data Representation
Assumptions and Conventions
- ASCII characters use 1 byte (8 bits) each. Printable range: 32–126.
- Uncompressed bitmap file size = width × height × bits per pixel ÷ 8.
- Uncompressed audio file size = sample rate × duration × bits per sample × channels ÷ 8.
- Hex color: #RRGGBB, where each component is 2 hex digits (00–FF).
- Binary prefixes: 1 KiB = 1024 bytes, 1 MiB = 1,048,576 bytes.
- File sizes use binary prefixes (KiB, MiB) unless stated otherwise.
- Compression ratio = original size ÷ compressed size.
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Frequently asked questions
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How are the answers computed?
Every answer is computed by code and verified by a second independent method. No AI is used.
What grades is the Data Representation for?
This tool fits Grades 6 – 12.
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Sample output, computed by code — change the options and Generate to make your own
Data Representation
Answer Key — Data Representation
Assumptions and Conventions
- ASCII characters use 1 byte (8 bits) each. Printable range: 32–126.
- Uncompressed bitmap file size = width × height × bits per pixel ÷ 8.
- Uncompressed audio file size = sample rate × duration × bits per sample × channels ÷ 8.
- Hex color: #RRGGBB, where each component is 2 hex digits (00–FF).
- Binary prefixes: 1 KiB = 1024 bytes, 1 MiB = 1,048,576 bytes.
- File sizes use binary prefixes (KiB, MiB) unless stated otherwise.
- Compression ratio = original size ÷ compressed size.
Data Representation - High school CS - Mixed data representation
Character codes, text, image, and sound file sizes, hex colors, and compression ratios. No AI, no credits.
