Some confusion about the unit of data measurement

I've been working on a preliminary question lately.

Find conversions for data units

It's all in accordance with 1KB=1024B's measurement.

In fact, this method of measurement was naive after 1999.

The right way is

1KB = 1000B

1MB = 1000KB

1GB = 1000MB

The above is the prefix standard of SI
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And for 1024, it's actually like this.

1KiB = 1024B

1MiB = 1024KiB

1GiB = 1024MiB

The above is the standard stipulated by iec_60027

Mixing is actually because of a thing called Microsoft Windows, this thing mixed with SI Standard and iec_60027 standard

But because (d)the prevalence of Windows is too high

It's always been mixed up.

So basically KiB is KiB, generally see KB needs to be handled by the situation

For example, the hard disk of the GB is SI, and plug into the Windows system click on the iec_60027 is the standard

In the Mac, it's all based on Si.

There is a clear distinction in Linux.

Because mixing frequency is too high, womb change,XXX's CCF out of the paper must be according to 1024 out (CCF also said to Noi Linux)

Some confusion about the unit of data measurement