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| Let's count in Binary! I don't think this has been done before, but why not try it, it's tech related in a way: I shall start 0 |
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| Re: Let's count in Binary! i might make a rival thread where we count in BCD (binary coded decimal) 1 in binary: 00000001 (assuming 8 bit word lenth) e.g 101 in BCD= 0001 0000 0001 as opposed to 01100101 in binary. dont you know that as you do electronics? - its used in clocks and stuff |
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| Re: Let's count in Binary! Yes i am aware of Binary and BCD Bennet. :P I can make circuits that work, can you? I doubt it :D Binary is easier to understand though than BCD for some people. |
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| Re: Let's count in Binary! but not for clocks. with BCD less calculation is required as you can increment individual segments at a time (e.g you dont want to have to retotal the whole time every second - that would require extra cpu cycles) |
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| Re: Let's count in Binary! :( I only know binary ! |
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| Re: Let's count in Binary! go in binary then 2 = 00000010 |
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| Re: Let's count in Binary! 3=00000011 |
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| Re: Let's count in Binary! 4 = 00000100 |
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| Re: Let's count in Binary! 5=00000101 |
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| Re: Let's count in Binary! Correct me if i am wrong 6= 00000111 |
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