How many bits are contained in a standard hexademical digit stored in computer memory? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

How many bits are contained in a standard hexademical digit stored in computer memory?
A. 4 bits
B. 2 bits
C. 16 bits
D. 8 bits
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
A single hexadecimal character represents values from 0 to 15, which maps to a 4-bit binary sequence (a nibble).

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