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id: 66262b91a2380f2a02d20e94
title: Task 8
challengeType: 19
dashedName: task-8
lang: en-US
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# --description--

The `storage` in computers has to do with the place where data is kept. It's like a digital cupboard where files are stored. For example, `saving photos on your computer uses its storage`.

`Storage space` is the amount of room available for storing data. It's like how much space you have in a cupboard. If you have a lot of `storage space`, you can save many files.

# --questions--

## --text--

What is the difference between storage and storage space?

## --answers--

`Storage` is the data itself, and `storage space` is where it is kept.

### --feedback--

`Storage` refers to where the data is kept, not the data itself.

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`Storage space` is the device, and `storage` is the room it takes.

### --feedback--

`Storage space` is the amount of room available, not the device itself.

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`Storage` is where data is kept, and `storage space` is the amount of room available.

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Both terms mean the same thing.

### --feedback--

While related, they refer to different aspects: the place and the amount of room.

## --video-solution--

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