To make words,sentences,and paragraphs fit into the computer's binary only circuitry, programmers have devised codes that represent each letter,digit,and special character as a unique string of bits.

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This statement is true. Computers operate with binary only circuitry, meaning that they can process and store data in the form of bits (1s and 0s). To represent text in this binary system, programmers have created codes such as ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) which assign a unique sequence of bits to each character, digit or symbol. Each character is then represented by its corresponding bit pattern, allowing computers to process and store text.

To Make Words,sentences,and Paragraphs Fit into the Computer's Binary Only