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How many bytes

1. Byte
2. Kilobyte
3. Megabyte
4. Gigabyte
5. Terabyte
6. Petabyte
7. Exabyte
8. Zettabyte
9. Yotta byte
10. Xenottabyte
11. Shilentnobyte
12. Domegemegrottebyte
13. Icosebyte
14. Monoicosebyte
15. Diemuxbyte
16. Ander byte
17. 110MBbyte 

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