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SET
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Ok got a question
when counting in binary why does my calculator say
10 = 00010000
shouldnt it be
10 = 00001010
1= 1 , 2=10 , 3=11 , 4=100 , 5=101 , 6=110 , 7=111 , 8 =1000 , 9=1001
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yours31f
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actually your right, I don't know, but im guessing your using windows.
Debugging is what programmers do to beta software to make it take up more room on your hard drive if it is running too efficiently.
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What calculator are you using?
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SET
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i am using windows becuase my friend who i was teaching binary to said i was wrong becuase his windows calc said 10 was 10000.
LOL i had to check it over with yall to see if i had been wrong all these years
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yours31f
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in vista its 1010, so im guessing you also have SP3
Debugging is what programmers do to beta software to make it take up more room on your hard drive if it is running too efficiently.
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I don't think it's about OS's. He probably did a HEXADECIMAL 10 to Binary conversion.
00010000 translates to 16 in Decimal. 16 in Decimal translates to 10 in hex
00001010 translates to 10 in decimal. 10 in decimal translates to 0A in hex
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yours31f wrote:
actually your right, I don't know, but im guessing your using windows.
Binary is binary, it doesn't matter what the OS is. The only difference you might find is that one processor might use big endian and another might use little endian (i doubt any you know what that means: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/big-endian). The problem is most likely due to a crappy calculator.
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pwnzall wrote:
He probably did a HEXADECIMAL 10 to Binary conversion.
00010000 translates to 16 in Decimal. 16 in Decimal translates to 10 in hex
00001010 translates to 10 in decimal. 10 in decimal translates to 0A in hex.
I missed this post. I agree that this is another likely cause.
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lol @ all the people thinking binary is application level when its HOW COMPUTERS WORK !
while (int brain == 0)
{
cout << "Just turn off your computer now";
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