L lorchman06 New Member Jun 21, 2008 #1 i am trying to learn binary and i'm pretty confused on what it is. so if you could help that would be great... thanks
i am trying to learn binary and i'm pretty confused on what it is. so if you could help that would be great... thanks
D davidbball13 Member Jun 22, 2008 #3 YouTube - Binary Numbers in 60 Seconds thats how i learned it. binary after you get the basics it is super easy. good luck
YouTube - Binary Numbers in 60 Seconds thats how i learned it. binary after you get the basics it is super easy. good luck
D davidbball13 Member Jun 22, 2008 #4 also binary is a number system based on 2 unlike our base 10 number system. so 10 would be 01010.
L ldanielrosa New Member Jun 22, 2008 #5 All of them (binary, decimal, octal, pental, hexidecimal) are "base 10" in their own base. The highest value digit is one less than the number of values each digit can have. x = 0 to n-1 for base n
All of them (binary, decimal, octal, pental, hexidecimal) are "base 10" in their own base. The highest value digit is one less than the number of values each digit can have. x = 0 to n-1 for base n
P Pommie Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jun 22, 2008 #6 There are 10 types of people in this world, those that understand binary and those that don't. Mike.
Mikebits Well-Known Member Jun 22, 2008 #7 So are you using a subtraction function here, Base 10 - Base 8 Octal leaves a base 2, one who understands and one who does not?
So are you using a subtraction function here, Base 10 - Base 8 Octal leaves a base 2, one who understands and one who does not?
P Pommie Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jun 22, 2008 #8 To write decimal 2 in binary it is 10, To write decimal 8 in octal it is 10, To write decimal 16 in hexadecimal it is 10, Etc. Mike.
To write decimal 2 in binary it is 10, To write decimal 8 in octal it is 10, To write decimal 16 in hexadecimal it is 10, Etc. Mike.
D davidbball13 Member Jun 23, 2008 #10 Pommie said: To write decimal 2 in binary it is 10, To write decimal 8 in octal it is 10, To write decimal 16 in hexadecimal it is 10, Etc. Mike. Click to expand... thats crazy i did not know that. well i did not make the connection.
Pommie said: To write decimal 2 in binary it is 10, To write decimal 8 in octal it is 10, To write decimal 16 in hexadecimal it is 10, Etc. Mike. Click to expand... thats crazy i did not know that. well i did not make the connection.