0100100111101101000100100110101110100100101010101001010101?

[headgear]

01001110011001010111100001110100

[ChrisC]

FEELING LEFT OUT......1.....

[IgorVigor]

01, 11010.
Nuff said.

That isnt binary, binary needs 8 digits. GOD!!! Some people just dont play proper!!

Actually, binary does not need 8 digits...

binary is a base 2 number system consisting of 1 and 0

if you think about the power symbol you see on many electrical items, it is based on the binary system.
the 1 is place through the top of the 0, on and off.

for a byte you need 8 binary digits, or normally shortened to 8bit.
half of a byte is a nybble, which is 4 bits.

Hexadecimal is not used by a computer. And dont try and argue this one with me...
Hexadecimal (translating to a base 16 system) was a method to allow easier and faster programming of computers by the person inputting data

It was decided that it was easier to input 2 characters rather than 8 at a time.

Binary - Hexadecimal - Decimal
0000 0000 - 00 - 0
0000 0001 - 01 - 1
0000 0010 - 02 - 2
0000 0011 - 03 - 3
0000 0100 - 04 - 4
0000 0101 - 05 - 5
0000 0110 - 06 - 6
0000 0111 - 07 - 7
0000 1000 - 08 - 8
0000 1001 - 09 - 9
0000 1010 - 0A - 10
0000 1011 - 0B - 11
0000 1100 - 0C - 12
0000 1101 - 0D - 13
0000 1110 - 0E - 14
0000 1111 - 0F - 15
0001 0000 - 10 - 16
0001 0001 - 11 - 17


I'm not going to write any more

By the way, can you guess what I am qualified in?

and as for the original post
0100100111101101000100100110101110100100101010101001010101

That isnt a complete sequence if you break it up into either nybble sized (4 bit) or byte sized (8 bit) blocks...
0100
1001
1110
1101
0001
0010
0110
1011
1010
0100
1010
1010
1001
0101
01

See?

Have fun

[tony.mon]

01, 11010.
Nuff said.

That isnt binary, binary needs 8 digits. GOD!!! Some people just dont play proper!!

Actually, binary does not need 8 digits...

binary is a base 2 number system consisting of 1 and 0

if you think about the power symbol you see on many electrical items, it is based on the binary system.
the 1 is place through the top of the 0, on and off.

for a byte you need 8 binary digits, or normally shortened to 8bit.
half of a byte is a nybble, which is 4 bits.

Hexadecimal is not used by a computer. And dont try and argue this one with me...
Hexadecimal (translating to a base 16 system) was a method to allow easier and faster programming of computers by the person inputting data

It was decided that it was easier to input 2 characters rather than 8 at a time.

Binary - Hexadecimal - Decimal
0000 0000 - 00 - 0
0000 0001 - 01 - 1
0000 0010 - 02 - 2
0000 0011 - 03 - 3
0000 0100 - 04 - 4
0000 0101 - 05 - 5
0000 0110 - 06 - 6
0000 0111 - 07 - 7
0000 1000 - 08 - 8
0000 1001 - 09 - 9
0000 1010 - 0A - 10
0000 1011 - 0B - 11
0000 1100 - 0C - 12
0000 1101 - 0D - 13
0000 1110 - 0E - 14
0000 1111 - 0F - 15
0001 0000 - 10 - 16
0001 0001 - 11 - 17


I'm not going to write any more

By the way, can you guess what I am qualified in?

and as for the original post
0100100111101101000100100110101110100100101010101001010101

That isnt a complete sequence if you break it up into either nybble sized (4 bit) or byte sized (8 bit) blocks...
0100
1001
1110
1101
0001
0010
0110
1011
1010
0100
1010
1010
1001
0101
01

See?

Have fun

Please note initial posting date.
Fun now had:-)
Thanks for playing

[benny hedges]

its a fkin song ffs
from

[bandsawman]

Please note initial posting date.
Fun now had:-)
Thanks for playing

Good one