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How Binary Numbers and Hexadecimal Works

Saturday, April 22, 2006

Ever wonder how the binary number system works? Or how Hexadecimal functions? Wonder no more, here is a little introduction to the realm of binary and hexadecimal (two of the most important systems for all computing). Need more? Here is a link to the Wikipedia page explain binary in quite some depth. Learn how to use the binary number system, and confuse all of your friends and family!
posted by linnerd40, Saturday, April 22, 2006


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