The words are usually used interchangeably.
Over the years studying, reading and learning about technology there are definitions for data and information but nothing about knowledge.
Data: is everything u can collect about everything.
Information: processing the data and extracting useful information.
Knowledge: This is where the real meat of the content is. Knowledge is something that u have learned from experience.
A great scientist once said "In theory, Practice is the same as theory, But not in practice".
Taking that and other experiences into account, in theory u can learn any skill that u want. Lets take the example of archery. U can study a ton about it. It should seem simple once u have read enough material on the topic. However, when u actually draw the bow and release the arrow there are so many other variables that u need to take into account that it suddenly becomes very hard. Over time with practice u train ur mind to account for those variables and that is how u improve at something practically.
Another example is Information about a location. U can see everything online, read about the places and gather everything u can about it. Until u actually visit the place u will not experience the hardships/joys of the location.
Based on the examples above, my hope is the definition of knowledge is a little clearer to u.
Over the years studying, reading and learning about technology there are definitions for data and information but nothing about knowledge.
Data: is everything u can collect about everything.
Information: processing the data and extracting useful information.
Knowledge: This is where the real meat of the content is. Knowledge is something that u have learned from experience.
A great scientist once said "In theory, Practice is the same as theory, But not in practice".
Taking that and other experiences into account, in theory u can learn any skill that u want. Lets take the example of archery. U can study a ton about it. It should seem simple once u have read enough material on the topic. However, when u actually draw the bow and release the arrow there are so many other variables that u need to take into account that it suddenly becomes very hard. Over time with practice u train ur mind to account for those variables and that is how u improve at something practically.
Another example is Information about a location. U can see everything online, read about the places and gather everything u can about it. Until u actually visit the place u will not experience the hardships/joys of the location.
Based on the examples above, my hope is the definition of knowledge is a little clearer to u.