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I think everybody went a bit astray back with Alex's post, and perhaps it might have been a good place to stop after all. But dammit! I never give up!
The count was sidetracked when it got to 30, so this post makes it 31. Continuing with Octal that makes it:
37
The count was sidetracked when it got to 30, so this post makes it 31. Continuing with Octal that makes it:
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But there have been several posts which never advanced the count, and this post really makes it only 32. My previous post stated 37, which is octal for decimal 31!
In binary, that makes the count now:
00100000
In binary, that makes the count now:
00100000
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And I think 38 is in decimal base...
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