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Is it okokay in an informal conversation to say a number digit by digit?

E.g., is it ok to say "two five six kilobytes" instead of "two hundred and fifty-six kilobytes"?

For example, is it okay to say "two five six kilobytes" instead of "two hundred and fifty-six kilobytes"?

Is it ok in an informal conversation to say a number digit by digit?

E.g., is it ok to say "two five six kilobytes" instead of "two hundred and fifty-six kilobytes"?

Is it okay in an informal conversation to say a number digit by digit?

For example, is it okay to say "two five six kilobytes" instead of "two hundred and fifty-six kilobytes"?

Is it ok in an informal conversation to say a number value digit by digit?

E.g. "two five six kilobytes" instead of "two hundred and fifty six kilobytes"?

E.g., is it ok to say "two five six kilobytes" instead of "two hundred and fifty-six kilobytes"?

Is it ok in an informal conversation to say a number value digit by digit?

E.g. "two five six kilobytes" instead of "two hundred and fifty six kilobytes"?

Is it ok in an informal conversation to say a number digit by digit?

E.g., is it ok to say "two five six kilobytes" instead of "two hundred and fifty-six kilobytes"?

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Saying a number digit by digit

Is it ok in an informal conversation to say a number value digit by digit?

E.g. "two five six kilobytes" instead of "two hundred and fifty six kilobytes"?