It varies - save files are a lot bigger than the game. The game files take about 50 megabytes. Saves start out around a megabyte, but they can work up to hundreds, if not thousands. For a well developed world, 10 gigabytes isn't out of the picture.
If you're asking about memory, lots. I have 8GB of RAM and it runs fine, but I've tried it with 2 and had a fair bit of lag. At least 4 gigs of RAM for optimal performance. However, the game isn't intense enough that a little bit of lag ruins it.
Between 19.45 to 25.46 mb
A little bit above 1 GB
Minecraft's recommended amount of specs is to have at least 1 GB of space, however the absolute bare minimum is 500MB. With 3 - 4GB's, you should be good to play on some higher settings!
Fix your Java, for example if you have a 32bit pc, use 32java, if you have a 64bit pc, use java 64 bit, or clean out your cache and memory, minecraft needs to have good performace and good backup space (~1 GB)
You only need one, but you would need lots of DDR3 (RAM), maybe 2+ GB.
Minecraft uses about 500 megabytes of RAM to play, that can vary if you change the settings.
Gigabytes?! It should NOT be much, unless it is a combination of 1,000s of minecraft mods. Minecraft mods take up very little space. Just be sure to have winrar or 7zip.
Definitely
Between 19.45 to 25.46 mb
A little bit above 1 GB
Minecraft's recommended amount of specs is to have at least 1 GB of space, however the absolute bare minimum is 500MB. With 3 - 4GB's, you should be good to play on some higher settings!
Fix your Java, for example if you have a 32bit pc, use 32java, if you have a 64bit pc, use java 64 bit, or clean out your cache and memory, minecraft needs to have good performace and good backup space (~1 GB)
10
You only need one, but you would need lots of DDR3 (RAM), maybe 2+ GB.
5 GB
Depends on how much RAM you have if you have a good amount 6 gigabytes or more is pretty good for minecraft than you can search how to dedicate ram to minecraft. Or just watch this video...
The latest version of Minecraft 1.8 (10/24/2014) is under 20 Megabytes but increases in size as you play, the world is infinitely growing as you explore so the size of the game can be quite different for two people.