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hi! :) everyone!! specially to the administator...

i just want to share this article on how to read binary orgin.... shareodie

Ok, i picked binary up in all of 2 minutes, so it shouldn’t be hard for the rest of ya; here's the break down - things to know

A) Binary reads from RIGHT to left

The Zeros and Ones aren't numbers - they're symbols

C) The Zero (0) symbol represents an empty place holder

D) The One (1) symbol represents a filled in place holder

E) Excess zeros may be dropped

F) Each place represents the number of the previous place multiplied by 2 (2X)

(128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1)

Example:

00000101

This binary number is equal to 5;

the first 0 represents {1}, the second {2}, and the third {4};

Since the First and Third place are filled in (with a 1 symbol) the value is equal to 4 AND 1 which = 5

Because of rule E we can just write this number as 101, instead of 00000101.

Next Example:

100101

This one is equal to 1 + 4 + 32 = 37

Now, can you figure these out?

Q1) 10111111

Q2) 21

If you have any further questions just post it or PM me, I’m on SOD frequently.

A1) 191

A2) 10101

hope this help :) stay cool!!


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There are only 10 types of people in the world: Those that know binary and those that don't.

EDIT:

Since the First and Third place are filled in (with a 1 symbol) the value is equal to 4 AND 1 which = 5

4 AND 1 = 0

4 PLUS(+) 1 = 5

:P

Be careful not to use words like AND, NOT, OR (XOR, XNOR, and others aren't likely to be used unintentionally) when talking about binary, UNLESS you are using them correctly.

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There are only 10 types of people in the world; those who understand trinary, those who don't, and those who mistake it for binary.

:D

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