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Write the difference between a DVD and a CD.

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CDDVD
CD stands for Compact Disc.DVD stands for Digital Versatile Disc.
The storage capacity varies from 650 MB to 900 MB.A DVD can hold 4.7 GB to 17 GB of data.
CDs are made of a polycarbonate disc with a reflective aluminum layer on one side.DVDs are made of a polycarbonate disc with a reflective aluminum layer on both sides.
CDs are more likely to be scratched or damaged, which can cause data loss.DVDs are more durable than CDs as they have a protective layer on both sides of the disc.

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