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        • ClydeC
          Clyde @herb_fargus
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          @herb_fargus and then X², X³, …

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          • LurkerL
            Lurker
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            There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who can count in binary and those who can not.

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            • edmaul69E
              edmaul69 @Lurker
              last edited by

              @Lurker 10? I think that number is a bit off.

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              • lilbudL
                lilbud @Lurker
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                @Lurker said in How To Count To 10:

                There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who can count in binary and those who can not.

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                • LurkerL
                  Lurker @edmaul69
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                  @edmaul69 said in How To Count To 10:

                  @Lurker 10? I think that number is a bit off.

                  0_1540233430647_9bdc8515-3d9c-48b3-aff8-46ed06e3d9a2-image.png

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                  • edmaul69E
                    edmaul69 @Lurker
                    last edited by

                    @Lurker 10: 2 bits. 1 on 1 off...

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                    • LurkerL
                      Lurker @edmaul69
                      last edited by Lurker

                      @edmaul69 said in How To Count To 10:

                      @Lurker 10: 2 bits. 1 on 1 off...

                      I am afraid that you are in the second group my friend. (edited It was I the dunce and I shall let my shame stand for all to mock)

                      You are correct but numerical representation of binary (base 2) next to base 10 (standard) counting proceeds as follows... Hell I'll through in hexadecimal (base 16) as well, in case it comes up.

                      0 - 0 - 0
                      1 - 1 - 1
                      2 - 10 - 2
                      3 - 11 - 3
                      4 - 100 - 4
                      5 - 101 - 5
                      6 - 110 - 6
                      7 - 111 - 7
                      8 - 1000 - 8
                      9 - 1001 - 9
                      10 -1010 - A
                      11 - 1011 - B
                      12 - 1100 - C
                      13 - 1101 - D
                      14 - 1110 - E
                      15 - 1111 - F

                      Side fun fact the reason many numbers around computers stop at 255 is because the binary of 255 is 11111111 a full bite or FF.

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                      • mituM
                        mitu Global Moderator @Lurker
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                        @Lurker You didn't get it.
                        1 - 1 bit on
                        0 - 1 bit off

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                        • LurkerL
                          Lurker
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                          Here I will try it again.

                          eh Hem

                          There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who can count in binary and those who can not.

                          To which you reply "But the Hexadecimal people would like to know who the other 14 are?"

                          Get it? eh eh?

                          @mitu nope I don't ............ ahhhh I see what you did there.

                          slow clap My hats off to you. and @edmaul69

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                          • ClydeC
                            Clyde
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                            1
                            11
                            21
                            1211

                            What is the next line?

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                              grant2258 Banned
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                              @Clyde said in How To Count To 10:

                              1
                              11
                              21
                              1211
                              What is the next line?

                              111221

                              i was looking to say something nm i forgot hehe

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                              • ClydeC
                                Clyde @grant2258
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                                @grant2258 Correct. :)

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