Does Partitions take up database storage space

Thanks in advance.
I have tables with partitions that do not have data stored in them yet, does partitions without data stored in them take up database storage? How do you measure the storage used by a tables partitions that do not have data stored in them yet?

Is there a benefit to asking the same question over again? (If so, I'd love to hear it.)
Or would you be willing to continue with the original thread at Oracle Table and Index Partitions storage consumption?

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First try:
"First you go settings/general/usage/music/then left swipe over music and press delete and you would think it deletes your music but it doesn't instead it deletes your other but make sure your ipod is connected to a computer while doing this"
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if added then it does not equal to Available free space shown in shrink database window and free space shown in database properties. This is true for any database. Why is it so? Please can anyone explain the logic behind this?
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Hi,
Database properties and database shrink show the total (log+data) values. Others show the individual sizes, log and data separately.
I hope it helps.
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This does not answer my question. If you add allocated space of mdf and ldf it equals to database allocated size.But i am asking why this ldf and mdf free space together(when added 55.62+12.63 ) does not equal to database free space?

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I have a 16GB iPhone 4s and currently I have around 100MB left. It says my photos take up 6.34 GB I really am unsure how because I only have 252 pictures on my phone (not including the 5 photos I've on my Photo Stream).Why does it take up so much space?

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