I'm really trying to understand this, so any help is great... So basically memorize the 8 values of 128, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1 to calculate anything up to 255 wit a (1) or (0) decimal? And in turn, value will equate to a value in the alphabet (A or a) 0-9, or any punctuation value in regards to ASCII, or UFT-8, correct?
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you made my hour-and-a-half college class on binary systems in simplest terms in 5 minutes. I learned more in these 5 minutes than what I did in class. Thankyou so much
@@jayy3389the way he talks is confusing as hell, first he talks extremely fast, meaning if you dont understand everything immediately you will be lost going forward, and also the words hes saying is just a bunch of numbers, and that can be hard to follow if you cant immediately tell what part of it hes referring to. Add in the fact that were converting base 10 numbers into numbers that are already in that base 10 format, and it becomes really confusing overall. You know how some languages use the same letters as english but not the same words? Thats basically what were seeing here, and it can be confusing if you try to use, say, your understanding of the english language to try and decipher the spanish language. 1 in base 10 doesnt always mean 1 in binary, and some people struggle with wrapping their heads around that. If the 0 and 1 in binary were instead some other symbol, then the conversion part might be a bit easier to understand for these viewers. We could perhaps do something like ○ for 0 and ● for 1, so 01011 would be ○●○●●, then it could be explained that these would be written as 0 and 1 in any other situation than explaining how binary works. As for the other problems, well, the best way to fix that would either be for the guy who made the video to talk clearer and slower, or just to have the viewer use a slightly longer video that explains it more in depth rather than a video intended to explain things as fast as possible to fit a very short time limit.
Wow I really went from not knowing the slightest thing about how binary codes work to understanding it and knowing how to convert numbers to binary code in just 5 minutes. Beautifully explained, great video!
The shortcut works because the first division (eg. 26/2) tests whether it's even or odd, and in correspondence gives a 0 if it's EVEN and 1 if it's ODD since 1 can mess up multiples of 2. The second division (eg. 13/2) tests whether it's a multiple of 4, and if it is then in correspondence you give a 0 if it's a multiple of 4 and 1 if it's NOT a multiple of 4 since 2 can mess up multiples of 4. The pattern here is that the product of the divisors divided by 2 equals the current left most binary number value. This goes on and on. Further example would be the third division (eg. 6/2) tests whether it's a multiple of 8 since adding 4, the current left most binary value, could mess up multiples of 8. The fourth division (eg. 3/2) tests whether it's a multiple of 16, and in correspondence if it is then it would return 0 and if NOT then would return 1 since adding 8 would ruin multiples of 16, etc., etc.
Max's lesson here is excellent. I will show it to my students tomorrow, and then I will let them compare with the notes they've taken on our system of base Ten. I've taught this stuff to my 2nd and 3rd graders for years now. It is not difficult, but it is difficult. That's the binary argument here. The problem is that you've never thought of numbers in groups. Once you do, it will open up all the 'bases' for you. However, be warned that in higher mathematics a professor will expect you to understand his methods, so you should use this video to help you understand binary in a deeper way. You must know, for example, that any positive digit to the power of zero is = 1. You might study Pascal's triangle, and this will help too. There are no short cuts, but there are better lessons and better instructors, and there are friends; real friends. Learning is NOT binary IMO. Thanks for this excellent tutorial Max.
@@perdibutler3859 Some things in math, are really like learning Chinese or German when you're a newborn....it's just getting exposure to the thinking and reasoning of it....then there are no 'rules' that one is trapped in. I wish I was actually good at math...I'm just an average guy...if that, but I love math.
You made this so easy! I started trying to learn this last week (computer tech actually) and was worried when binary came up in my courses! The course made it confusing, but you simplified it so much. I am grateful…you sir, are awesome!! Thank you!!
If you know how to write in binary, how would you do a comma, or apostrophe Edit: Please stop commenting and telling me how to do this. I made this comment 2 years ago
Well no one can actually code in binary. Its just a bunch of nonsense. Even coding languages like Assembly are extremely difficult to master. But machine language (Binary) is not meant to be directly written.
I learned this 5 years ago in engineering and haven’t needed it since until now. All I needed was “divide by 10” and it all came back in a flash. Thanks for making a simple video.
Oh my Gosh! You explained the concept of Binary sweet and to the point. Thanks for such a simple understanding of how to do binary! I understood it like a boss, Thank you , Thanks you!!!
I came here to show my partner how to read binary so he could understand Huffman coding and I just learned something new with that division shortcut! So cool
I think I got it And I think most of us get confused on the dividing part. Going with his number 13 it appears that you must X2 that number for example " 13 x 2 = 26" if it was any other number like 20 we would have to times it by 2 once again "20 x 2 = 40" and it appears the reason for this is to always have a set of 5 numbers. In the right hand side you see the "remainders?" Those are our set of five. So we get the number we times by 2 whether its 20 or 13. And divide by 2 to get our number. So 40/2= 20. Remainder = 0 Because we could divide it without being a 0.5 or 0.7 or whatever it was a whole number now let's continue 20/2= 10. Remainder =0 10/2=5. Remainder = 0 5/2= 2.5 right??? Well we cannot have 2.5 so what we have to do is subtract 1 from the number we are dividing (in this case 5 and make it become a 4 to get 2 as the answer not 2.5) 4/2= 2. Remainder =1 because we subtracted 1 from 5 2/2 = 1. Remainder =0 And there you go our number is 00010 Hoped this helped :D
I can't even put into words how much you helped me with this one, I searched for like 5 different videos about binary and this made it click, thanks dude
Been trying to wrap my head around this for years. Watched hundreds of videos, but this is the one that made it click. I had one of those "ah ha" moments lol.
Don't normally leave comments but currently taking an IT course going over IP addresses and almost went crazy trying to understand this. Thanks a bunch.
Its the same like with numbers, like if you have 011 = 3 = c (because C Is 3rd letter in alphabet), only different is every binary number should have "001" before the actual code And lettets should have "010" before the actual code i think
I am a student and I was having problems with Binary when I got your video and then I was able to understand it properly.I liked your video.👍👍👍 I just ❤❤❤❤it.
You made this so easy to understand!! Id never write this under a video, even to something Im really really interested in But this is not something I know much about and you changed that, I now know a little!! Thanks!
If by "sentence" you mean like normal conversation then it wouldn't really make any sense. Computers don't communicate with paragraphs and such lol but if you want to learn what letters are broken down into numbers you can look up the ascii characters. each letter is assigned a number and then once you have the number you can convert that into binary.
I get it but then idont get it lmao. Ithink the dividing part confused me. But i also didnt get this far in class. At least im alittle bit ahead of the game
That's easy. Each digit to the left is 2 times larger than the previous, so to convert a b10 number to b2, you just factorize it into powers of two and then write which powers of two you did and didn't use. 153 as an example, would be 2^7+2^4+2^3+1, thus it's binary representation would be 10011001. Saved you 3-4 minutes.
Awesome explanation man. I never thought it's that easy. Going off of it being about the number 26 I'm assuming you can use a 4 digit code to identify each letter of the alphabet?
Sorry I meant 5 digit. I used this to write a message to all my love ones "you are a bitch" 11001 01111 10101 00001 10010 00101 00001 00010 01001 10100 00011 01000
Wow you made it so easy form me to get this tried a bunch of numbers on my own and I kept with the formula u use and it was so easy to learn thank you.
So basically memorize the 8 values of 128, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1 to calculate anything up to 255 wit a (1) or (0) decimal? And in turn, a decimal number will always equate to a value in the alphabet (A or a) 0-9, or any punctuation value in regards to ASCII, or UFT-8, correct?
How to Read and Write in Hexadecimal
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Why can’t textbooks explain it like this?? Pure saved me
@@Jake_h-um9pw idk
i have an image bits in a text file
how can i get image back?
What type of situations would you be using this and how do you acess it? sorry for beginners question.
I'm really trying to understand this, so any help is great...
So basically memorize the 8 values of 128, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1 to calculate anything up to 255 wit a (1) or (0) decimal?
And in turn, value will equate to a value in the alphabet (A or a) 0-9, or any punctuation value in regards to ASCII, or UFT-8, correct?
there are 10 types of people:
1)people who understand binary
10)people who don't
01101101 01101111 01110011 01110100 00100000 01110000 01100101 01101111 01110000 01101100 01100101 00100000 01100011 01100001 01101110 00100111 01110100 00100000 01110010 01100101 01100001 01100100 00100000 01110100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00100000 01110010 01100101 01110000 01101100 01111001
@@blueberry7129 01111001 01101111 01110101 00100000 01100011 01100001 01101110 00100000 01101001 01100110 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101 00100000 01101000 01100001 01110110 01100101 00100000 01100001 00100000 01100010 01101001 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 00100000 01100011 01101111 01100100 01100101 00100000 01110100 01110010 01100001 01101110 01110011 01101100 01100001 01110100 01101111 01110010
01001001 00100000 01100001 01101101 00100000 01110101 01110011 01101001 01101110 01100111 00100000 01100001 00100000 01110100 01110010 01100001 01101110 01110011 01101100 01100001 01110100 01101111 01110010 00100000 01100010 01101001 01110100 01100011 01101000 000000011111100100100011
Derpity ....
I am the one who doesn’t understand 😓😓😓
mind blown! why can't everyone explain it this simple??!
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they wanna look cool i think lol
Are u being sarcastic? I was confused as hell and gave up a half way through...
@@kupillas-1638 I see your mind is extra. I'm saying I enjoyed the video.
@@kupillas-1638 bro no offense but if u got confused on this. give it another watch and if u still dont get it then switch fields before its late
you made my hour-and-a-half college class on binary systems in simplest terms in 5 minutes. I learned more in these 5 minutes than what I did in class. Thankyou so much
Fuckin how?!?!?? I’m literally caught on :37 secs. I feel like an actual idiot. I’m rewinding more than a VHS tape.
@@shiisxi what are u stuck on cause i literally got it in one try
@@jayy3389the way he talks is confusing as hell, first he talks extremely fast, meaning if you dont understand everything immediately you will be lost going forward, and also the words hes saying is just a bunch of numbers, and that can be hard to follow if you cant immediately tell what part of it hes referring to. Add in the fact that were converting base 10 numbers into numbers that are already in that base 10 format, and it becomes really confusing overall. You know how some languages use the same letters as english but not the same words? Thats basically what were seeing here, and it can be confusing if you try to use, say, your understanding of the english language to try and decipher the spanish language. 1 in base 10 doesnt always mean 1 in binary, and some people struggle with wrapping their heads around that. If the 0 and 1 in binary were instead some other symbol, then the conversion part might be a bit easier to understand for these viewers. We could perhaps do something like ○ for 0 and ● for 1, so 01011 would be ○●○●●, then it could be explained that these would be written as 0 and 1 in any other situation than explaining how binary works. As for the other problems, well, the best way to fix that would either be for the guy who made the video to talk clearer and slower, or just to have the viewer use a slightly longer video that explains it more in depth rather than a video intended to explain things as fast as possible to fit a very short time limit.
Absolutely. I think you'd even agree, possibly, in under five minutes. Excellent tutorial.
@@shiisxiso all you do is read it from right to left and 2x 1 means you are using that number 0 means your not
I'm full of passion when I want to learn this... But when it has math I immediately lose the raging fire
So true
Yes
Lol
Its basic maths
@@OrionHartwick still, its a math
I'm 32 years old, I loved learning this. Gonna pretend to my nephew I know what I'm talking about LOL
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Oh so you are 100000 years old
Wow I really went from not knowing the slightest thing about how binary codes work to understanding it and knowing how to convert numbers to binary code in just 5 minutes. Beautifully explained, great video!
The shortcut works because the first division (eg. 26/2) tests whether it's even or odd, and in correspondence gives a 0 if it's EVEN and 1 if it's ODD since 1 can mess up multiples of 2. The second division (eg. 13/2) tests whether it's a multiple of 4, and if it is then in correspondence you give a 0 if it's a multiple of 4 and 1 if it's NOT a multiple of 4 since 2 can mess up multiples of 4. The pattern here is that the product of the divisors divided by 2 equals the current left most binary number value. This goes on and on. Further example would be the third division (eg. 6/2) tests whether it's a multiple of 8 since adding 4, the current left most binary value, could mess up multiples of 8. The fourth division (eg. 3/2) tests whether it's a multiple of 16, and in correspondence if it is then it would return 0 and if NOT then would return 1 since adding 8 would ruin multiples of 16, etc., etc.
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Thanks, been looking for this!!
Bro just complicated things
Max's lesson here is excellent. I will show it to my students tomorrow, and then I will let them compare with the notes they've taken on our system of base Ten. I've taught this stuff to my 2nd and 3rd graders for years now. It is not difficult, but it is difficult. That's the binary argument here. The problem is that you've never thought of numbers in groups. Once you do, it will open up all the 'bases' for you. However, be warned that in higher mathematics a professor will expect you to understand his methods, so you should use this video to help you understand binary in a deeper way. You must know, for example, that any positive digit to the power of zero is = 1. You might study Pascal's triangle, and this will help too. There are no short cuts, but there are better lessons and better instructors, and there are friends; real friends. Learning is NOT binary IMO. Thanks for this excellent tutorial Max.
You're teaching 2nd and 3rd graders binary code?
@@perdibutler3859 Some things in math, are really like learning Chinese or German when you're a newborn....it's just getting exposure to the thinking and reasoning of it....then there are no 'rules' that one is trapped in. I wish I was actually good at math...I'm just an average guy...if that, but I love math.
AHHHHHHHH!!! MY UNDERSTAND CAN'T BRAIN THIS!!!!!
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What heck the?
You made this so easy! I started trying to learn this last week (computer tech actually) and was worried when binary came up in my courses! The course made it confusing, but you simplified it so much. I am grateful…you sir, are awesome!! Thank you!!
Thanks for this video. I watched this before competing in the wyse team, and got first place on the computer science test!
You explaining this to me like my teacher
*IDK ANYTHING*
Me too
If you know how to write in binary, how would you do a comma, or apostrophe
Edit: Please stop commenting and telling me how to do this. I made this comment 2 years ago
Well no one can actually code in binary. Its just a bunch of nonsense. Even coding languages like Assembly are extremely difficult to master. But machine language (Binary) is not meant to be directly written.
Here is a list of the ASCII characters converted into numbers though if you are interested
ee.hawaii.edu/~tep/EE160/Book/chap4/subsection2.1.1.1.html
so a comma's ASCII code is 044, which is 101100 in binary
thx
I’m not kidding. I have seen you comment I like 50 vids I’ve seen, we have similar taste
"Hello everyone and this is your daily dose of internet".
01001000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111 00100000 01100101 01110110 01100101 01110010 01111001 01101111 01101110 01100101 00100000 01110100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00100000 01101001 01110011 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101 01110010 00100000 01100100 01100001 01101001 01101100 01111001 00100000 01100100 01101111 01110011 01100101 00100000 01101111 01100110 00100000 01101001 01101110 01110100 01100101 01110010 01101110 01100101 01110100
@@blueberry7129 what
There is no "and" in that phrase
@@aquisuii I'm confused
@@blueberry7129 bruh you just said Hello everyone this is your daily dose of Internet
Thank you SO much for explaining this in such a simple way!!
I learned this 5 years ago in engineering and haven’t needed it since until now. All I needed was “divide by 10” and it all came back in a flash. Thanks for making a simple video.
That moment after having a burst of enthusiasm when you realise that learning binary would be almost impossible for you to grasp. Darn brain.
Started reviewing for exams and this was one of the most straight to the point and easy tutorials, great job man!
This is me hoping to learn binary and become Cooper of Interstellar....
Hahaha yes!!!
Omg! The first minute into this and a lightbulb went off! Thank you for this simplified method of learning binary. Very helpful indeed.
Oh my Gosh! You explained the concept of Binary sweet and to the point. Thanks for such a simple understanding of how to do binary! I understood it like a boss, Thank you , Thanks you!!!
I appreciate this so much!!! Thank you!! I spaced out when my professor explained the binary, but you made it easier to understand.
Thats really a great way to teach binary codes. Thank you.
I came here to show my partner how to read binary so he could understand Huffman coding and I just learned something new with that division shortcut! So cool
I think I got it
And I think most of us get confused on the dividing part.
Going with his number 13 it appears that you must X2 that number for example " 13 x 2 = 26" if it was any other number like 20 we would have to times it by 2 once again "20 x 2 = 40" and it appears the reason for this is to always have a set of 5 numbers. In the right hand side you see the "remainders?" Those are our set of five.
So we get the number we times by 2 whether its 20 or 13.
And divide by 2 to get our number. So
40/2= 20. Remainder = 0
Because we could divide it without being a 0.5 or 0.7 or whatever it was a whole number now let's continue
20/2= 10. Remainder =0
10/2=5. Remainder = 0
5/2= 2.5 right??? Well we cannot have 2.5 so what we have to do is subtract 1 from the number we are dividing (in this case 5 and make it become a 4 to get 2 as the answer not 2.5)
4/2= 2. Remainder =1 because we subtracted 1 from 5
2/2 = 1. Remainder =0
And there you go our number is
00010
Hoped this helped :D
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Its funny that you think i have the read cells to brain that
Hello
I think your wrong mate.
The binary Code For 40 is 101000
I can't even put into words how much you helped me with this one, I searched for like 5 different videos about binary and this made it click, thanks dude
This video just changed my life in 5 minutes.
I actually understand this and I've written all of it down, you made this very easy to understand, thank you
Thanks bro. Now I understand binary. You have a very good explanation. You just earned a like
Been trying to wrap my head around this for years. Watched hundreds of videos, but this is the one that made it click. I had one of those "ah ha" moments lol.
Happy I was able to help! If you’re curious about hexadecimal too I made another one on that :)
I'm so shook! I CAN'T BELIEVE I UNDERSTAND IT!!!
Clearest explanation I've found. Thanks!
Hey dude thanks you are the only one that actually made sense and i dont even talk english im dutch
i was overwhelmed when i seen binary and this was so easy to understand! THANK YOU!!!
Hey everyone! Made a new video that simplifies this even more in only 3 minutes! Check it out!
Hello
Hi
Thank You this video hepled alot
Can u do 42
Pls
I watched so many videos to refresh my memory (from 30 years ago) .Yours was so simplified and made so much sense . Thank you!
Looks like Mia khalifa
I'm sorry I am still confused and I have a test tomorrow
I just learned a little bit
Lmao I'm here learning this for fun
@dinithi rodrigo bro it was crystal clear!
@@AgronYT bhahaha I commented this 1 year ago I was so dumb and confused. I got a good grade on the test anyway so i guess It helped
This really helped thanks! I learned binary code in 6th grade but forgot how it worked now that I'm older. Wanted to relearn it.
Thank you, this really helped.
Incredibly helpful for a quick breakdown on how to read binary! Learned the concept on the spot
Thanks! Helped a lot.
OK I literally learned how to write Binary code In five minutes.... Never would have thought It would be that Simple.. Great job explaining.
Dude. This is awesome. Super easy.
Want to talk you make you best friends
Don't normally leave comments but currently taking an IT course going over IP addresses and almost went crazy trying to understand this. Thanks a bunch.
I get it now! But I was looking for letters but thanks
Yah me too
Its the same like with numbers, like if you have 011 = 3 = c (because C Is 3rd letter in alphabet), only different is every binary number should have "001" before the actual code And lettets should have "010" before the actual code i think
Thanks. I have a pending 5mins lesson on binary codes. This video has been super amazing 👏
MY FREAKIN HELL, I've been crying over this, I can't believe it can be this simple.
I am a student and I was having problems with Binary when I got your video and then I was able to understand it properly.I liked your video.👍👍👍
I just ❤❤❤❤it.
Glad it helped! Goodluck in your studies!
Thank You 🙂🙂
awwee you are good!!! of course I enjoyed it, it was plain layman language, thank you!!
Loved this tutorial Max. So easy to understand what you were explaining. Thank you.
So yeah all he said just passed through my left ear to my right ear, feel sad for myself.
get a good sleep might help your brain! and stop sleeping late
This couldn't have been explained more effectively. Thanks!
My brain CPU is currently 901°C hot.
You made this so easy to understand!! Id never write this under a video, even to something Im really really interested in
But this is not something I know much about and you changed that, I now know a little!! Thanks!
Thanks am learning binary to cheat on my exams
After looking at binary for 3,years it took this5min video to understand....thank you
I got the hang of it!!!
Stupidly easy to understand. I can confidently count in binary after this video. Great work.
Thank u soooooo much
I have an ICT test tmw and idk how to red binary numbers and u littrly like helped me a lesson that I learned in a week to 5 minutes wth ur amazing
why don't you make a video on sentence to binary and vice versa??
If by "sentence" you mean like normal conversation then it wouldn't really make any sense. Computers don't communicate with paragraphs and such lol but if you want to learn what letters are broken down into numbers you can look up the ascii characters. each letter is assigned a number and then once you have the number you can convert that into binary.
If you don't have anything to write down on, you can use finger binary counting. It helps with quickly converting too and from binary
Glad I found this video. Perfectly explained.
Ok no... i'll just wait for college to teach me this
Lmao, my 6 year old little brother understands with
Thank this helped me understand binary 🙏🏻
My brain hurts...🤕
I figured out how to read numbers in binary thanks to you!
Use a couple google images and you can learn letters too
I put it on 2x speed so I could learn in 2 minutes and 30 seconds.
easily the best video that simply helps me understand the binary system
I get it but then idont get it lmao. Ithink the dividing part confused me. But i also didnt get this far in class. At least im alittle bit ahead of the game
This actually helped me so much. My textbook just wasn't doing it for me. I have never felt so dumb haha. Thank you!
THIS IS NOT FIVE MINUTES,
ITS FOUR MINUTES AND
FIFTY-NINE SECONDS
That's easy.
Each digit to the left is 2 times larger than the previous, so to convert a b10 number to b2, you just factorize it into powers of two and then write which powers of two you did and didn't use.
153 as an example, would be 2^7+2^4+2^3+1, thus it's binary representation would be
10011001.
Saved you 3-4 minutes.
i deadass really just fucking learned how to read binary code at 12:58am
I’m very fascinated by this concept of reading numbers I don’t know why but I love this so much
Been using binary to address old school DMX lights. This is very helpful
This is the best video on binary!
Thank youuu!
Awesome explanation man. I never thought it's that easy. Going off of it being about the number 26 I'm assuming you can use a 4 digit code to identify each letter of the alphabet?
Sorry I meant 5 digit. I used this to write a message to all my love ones "you are a bitch"
11001 01111 10101 00001 10010 00101 00001 00010 01001 10100 00011 01000
Absolutely to the point. Clear and concise.
I understood way better in 5 minutes than in 1hour with my teacher, thank you so much!!
Easiest explanation ‘WOW’ 👌
Wonderful job explaining. 💯
THX A LOT. You are the only one I can find on RUclips that can explain with actual english
Finally after searching for 2 whole hours this guy explained it easily let’s hope a i pas my test tomorrow inshallah
Super easy! No one explained it better.
i learned binary today, thx for inserting this new knowledge inside my head
This is the best example on how to convert to Binary that I have found online....
By far, this video has explained it to me the best out of everything I have looked at! Thank you!
Thank you so much, i've read articles and watched other videos and this is the only one that made sense.
Fantastic way to convert base ten too binary. I am very comfortable with binary and had never seen this. Thanks for the lesson.
This is a very brilliant video!
Can’t believe I just learnt this in 5
i watched this video so many times my junior year in highschool now im 21 and wanna brush up on it again, im happy this video is still here :]
I love how you taught this thank you so much 🧡
Thank you so much sir to make us understand binary in 5 mins it really helped me in my exams hope you always be successful in life ❤
Brother you made this so much easier, thanks a lot
Best teacher, i tried learning this from my father but i didnt understand anything Thanks!
Wow you made it so easy form me to get this tried a bunch of numbers on my own and I kept with the formula u use and it was so easy to learn thank you.
The division thing makes me understand binary more than any video
So basically memorize the 8 values of 128, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1 to calculate anything up to 255 wit a (1) or (0) decimal?
And in turn, a decimal number will always equate to a value in the alphabet (A or a) 0-9, or any punctuation value in regards to ASCII, or UFT-8, correct?