Read and Write in Hexadecimal, The Easy Way!

[@ghulammurtaba9390]

I tried many video video to learn this but what I learned from your video none of others explained it this much clearly. Thanks😊

[@clairegardiner5919]

me too, so many people bombard you with junk hahaha, never thought I'd get it after base 2!

[@fredrikjensvoll3329]

this stuff wouldnt be so fun to learn without u, great stuff man

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[@VeronicalizethQuezadadebenitez]

20k subs!

[@VanshTheBest]

He has 8660 subs now, congo 🌝🌚

[@dr.sadiyaskitchen1024]

Your teaching is superb.

[@LovelyT65]

Perfect, your instructions were STRAIGHT FORWARD!!! Thank you...

[@matthewsabol5303]

Finally explained so that I could understand.

[@supahfly_uk]

Bro i watched other videos you made it so simple omg ty.

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[@LeoNux-um7tg]

The best video to review this before taking my networking exam. Thank you so much!

[@gabriellambrecht1189]

Best explanation ive ever seen

[@Ohhash9237]

Good stuff, new to this and learned it with one video from you. Thank you.

[@MaxsTech]

Glad I was able to help!

[@Eck1876]

Great simple and easy explanation, thank you

[@clairegardiner5919]

Wish I'd found this first... never thought I'd get this after base 2, I've been going around in circles all morning😭 yay to you!! I need to see straight lines of tables / numbers 😂

[@lucabroadhurst8388]

you make it so clear thanks man !!!!

[@dorklol2969]

clean and simple. thx for this video mate!

[@kevinbusch1730]

Great vid man, short and concise

[@notyouraverageredneck8167]

Thank you, I've uploaded code from an older model CPU and I'm now able to make some sense of the analog scaling value.

[@iniv1894]

good video, easy to understand.

[@neb_setabed]

Nice, I usually just put it in a long division typeform whenever I do it by hand

[@EngineerNotFound]

This video needs to be remade with the decimal to hexidecimal example using 37, 000 instead of 20, 000
😜
Anyway, very helpful. I just learned binary for some functions I need in C++ for a project. Some of the code examples were in hexidecimal though; so here I am. Clear and concise; thank you.

[@kingtyphoon]

Awesome video!

[@GolAcheron-fc4ug]

I actually quite like hexadecimal. It’s nice.

[@ArcShahi]

Bro, Thanks for this video and the Binary one it really helped me a lot.
Now make a video about Conversion to Octadecimal.

[@ZhenRose]

Very informative, thanks max

[@muniradlan3659]

legend, thank you. This was super helpful

[@defacube]

Thanks so much! Now I can convert numbers to hex! (I got FA0 from 4000)

[@clydecmcelroy4638]

Okay I have a newbie question that I can't find the answer to anywhere.
Let's say I want to replace a 4-Digit hex code with one that is 6 digits. Do I go to digits before what I'm replacing and start there or do I add two digits after the 4-Digit that I'm trying to replace?

[@MagicFrailAlices]

thank you this is so helpful

[@suki3275]

Very helpful, thanks! One thing I am not sure about is why we are rounding the numbers though?

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[@deadzoneRL-q3v]

7e1. I jjust wanna say ur a life saver ill use 7e1. 7 ×1 is 7 e×16 is 224 1×256 is 256 so 7e1 is 1824.

[@kdkjlfk]

this is good stuff, thank you so much!!!

[@alexmcclellan3400]

thank you

[@PrincewillAlexander-dq8zv]

How do you evaluate in hexadecimal system

[@mantid83]

Bro thank you for this!!!

[@crissaness]

Best explanation

[@rafaelcagliari6747]

Great video!

[@Koopaking522]

Thank you this helped me understand hex code more but how do people convert hex code to letters?

[@AravindGamer712]

19.7K you are very close

[@greebly6011]

time to learn my 16, times tables

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live saver for my AP com sci class

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[@GmanGavin1]

How do I write in hex though? I know it's base 16 but I wanted to write in hex on my pc.

[@boi5550]

Thanks

[@larryjanson4011]

so how do you get letters? aka: how did the martin talk to earth?

[@MaxsTech]

All letters and symbols are defined by a number, these are called “ascii characters” you can Google the chart and look up what they all translate to. Each one has a number assigned to it.

[@boi5550]

Hey can u please help me my cores are4 and logical proccesors is4 can please help me make it default

[@MaxsTech]

Sorry I don't understand what you need help with. Make what default?

[@boi5550]

@@MaxsTech my cores and logical proccesors are both 4 and its making my laptop overheat pls help me Thanks! in advance

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[@CYB3RC0RP]

I definitely feel like I can now convert to and from hexadecimal by doing these calculations, but I wouldn't say I can now "read and write in hexadecimal." Everyone else seems to have found this helpful so maybe as a non-programmer I'm misunderstanding something...

[@defacube]

Yea but how do you type in binary the letters?

[@WompWomp2861]

My brother wrote me a message in hexadecimal and I refuse to just translate it so now it's like 12am and I desperately want to find it out

[@MUHAMMADRAZA-Ansari]

WHY THERE IN SO BINARY AFTER F,

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[@VanshTheBest]

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