I have been asked to convert the following to ascii code, but I am having no luck. Does anyone have an idea what this translates to?
100100110000101001101
Thank you
maleblon
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Jump to PostCould you be more specific? How do you want it translated? Your post is vague and makes no sense.
Jump to PostWell, you have 21 digits, which means that the number of bits used for each letter must be a factor of 21... hint hint
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Rashakil Fol
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Could you be more specific? How do you want it translated? Your post is vague and makes no sense.
maleblon
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Could you be more specific? How do you want it translated? Your post is vague and makes no sense.
All I have to go on is this request by an instructor:
"What do the numbers 100100110000101001101 stand for in ascii code?"
I have been trying to decode it and get garbage for results when trying to translate it to hex, dec, or ascii.
Any suggestions?
Rashakil Fol
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Well, you have 21 digits, which means that the number of bits used for each letter must be a factor of 21... hint hint
maleblon
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Well, you have 21 digits, which means that the number of bits used for each letter must be a factor of 21... hint hint
Does it translate to:
1001001 1000010 1001101
IBM
Or am I still doing it wrong?
Thanks
Rashakil Fol
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oh honestly I'm not answering that question :P
maleblon
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oh honestly I'm not answering that question :P
:sad:
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