Counting in Binary

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In this video I go over how to count in Binary and what the equivalent binary number is in the regular base 10 number system that we are accustomed to. Basically binary is the same thing as the regular base 10 number system except it uses a base 2 system which involves only the binary digits or bits, 0 and 1.


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Counting in Binary

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Base 10 vs Base 2

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Example

If 1101 is in binary, what would be the equivalent number in regular base 10 counting system?

Solution

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parseFloat(10).toString(2)
// 1010

Amazing is JavaScript

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