0 and 1

In digital systems, 0 and 1 are basic units of information called bits. They represent two states: 0 typically signifies 'off,' 'false,' or 'no,' while 1 indicates 'on,' 'true,' or 'yes.' These binary values are the foundation of all digital technology, allowing computers to process, store, and transmit data efficiently. By combining many bits, complex information like text, images, and videos can be encoded and understood by machines. Essentially, 0 and 1 are the fundamental language that digital devices use to operate reliably and accurately.