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What is a floppy disk?
"A floppy disk is one of several types of storage devices that store data magnetically. The term ""floppy"" refers to any disk that is made of a flexible material, such as Mylar, instead of some type of metal. Almost all floppy disks used now are 3 ? inch (which hold a maximum of 1.44 megabytes). The smaller, higher capacity disks have become the industry standard, with their older, larger counterparts, the 5 ? inch floppy, disappearing into obscurity."

What is a compat disc?
A compact disc is a standard for storage of digital data in machine-readable form, accessible with a laser-based reader. CDs are 4-3/4'' in diameter and are faster and more accurate than magnetic tape for data storage. Faster, because even though data is generally written on a CD contiguously within each track, the tracks are directly accessible, meaning the tracks can be accessed and played back in any order.