> Depends on how you define “digital”. Digital is typically defined as being based on logic gates, not necessarily anything to do with your representation of nu

> Depends on how you define “digital”. Digital is typically defined as being based on logic gates, not necessarily anything to do with your representation of numbers. This is 100% false. You are categorically wrong here. https://www.britannica.com/technology/digital-computer https://www.britannica.com/technology/digital-computer It is not based off of logic gates. It is computing based off of discretized data and discretized steps. Given that computing is usually about numbers, the numbers and the steps to process those numbers in digital computing become discretized. In analog computing nothing is discretized. The numbers and the processing of numbers is continuous. You're very very much misinformed here.