Happy Birthday Keith!
All the best wishes for the rest of this and coming years!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
It has made of me a better AS3 developer!
cheers!
R.
Society uses base 10 for most every day things, where each position of a number is a value from 0 to 9(10 digits in total) x 10 to the exponent of its position – 1 right to left,
eg.
the number 3456 is equal to:
3 x (10 to the exponent 3)
+
4 x (10 to the exponent 2)
+
5 x (10 to the exponent 1)
+
6 x (10 to the exponent 0)
therefore in base 2, each position of a number is a value from 0 to 1(2 digits in total) x 2 to the exponent of its position – 1 right to left
or …etc,256,64,32,16,8,4,2,1
thus,
|32|16|8|4|2|1|
|_1|_0|1|1|0|1|
means 32 + 0 + 8 + 4 + 0 + 1 = 45
because it is:
1 x (2 to the exponent 5) = 32
+
0 x (2 to the exponent 4) = 0
+
1 x (2 to the exponent 3) = 8
+
1 x (2 to the exponent 2) = 4
+
0 x (2 to the exponent 1) = 0
+
1 x (2 to the exponent 0) = 1
Happy 156 years!
(i don’t remember binary)
Congratulations! Definitely this is awesome!
happy parseInt(“101101”,2) th !
on the 10100th of 1010!
so cool ! congrats!
Keith, Congratulations!!
Happy birthday!!! Keep making things move… 0x2D FTW!!!
Hey Happy Birthday, your exactly 1001 years older than I am – My birthday today too…
Congratulations
I am (101101 ^ 111000)
Congrats Keith….been an avid follower of your blog for the past 111 years….how time flies!
Happy birthday!!! Please accept my best wishes for your birthday from China Beijing
happy birthday dude, keep exploring 🙂
Happy Birthday.
Happy Birthday Keith!
All the best wishes for the rest of this and coming years!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
It has made of me a better AS3 developer!
cheers!
R.
Happy birthday!
Very cool!!!
Congrats!!
Happy birthday, Keith! I turned 110011 today.
Happy jubilee
Congrats! And may you have many more!!
Happy birthday!
I am 10011
haha, so, in other words bit-101 is 101101
interesting although irrelevant point to note is that not only does it mean 45 in binary, but you have 4 ones in an array that end at position 5.
Happy 45th Birthday!
45 and still alive. phew!
You are 10 years younger than my mom whom is 1101 years older than I am.
Here’s a link to a binary/decimal converter for people like me:
http://acc6.its.brooklyn.cuny.edu/~gurwitz/core5/nav2tool.html
Happy belated birthday:)
Happy Birthday Keith! (some days later but….)
you are one of greatest.
Society uses base 10 for most every day things, where each position of a number is a value from 0 to 9(10 digits in total) x 10 to the exponent of its position – 1 right to left,
eg.
the number 3456 is equal to:
3 x (10 to the exponent 3)
+
4 x (10 to the exponent 2)
+
5 x (10 to the exponent 1)
+
6 x (10 to the exponent 0)
therefore in base 2, each position of a number is a value from 0 to 1(2 digits in total) x 2 to the exponent of its position – 1 right to left
or …etc,256,64,32,16,8,4,2,1
thus,
|32|16|8|4|2|1|
|_1|_0|1|1|0|1|
means 32 + 0 + 8 + 4 + 0 + 1 = 45
because it is:
1 x (2 to the exponent 5) = 32
+
0 x (2 to the exponent 4) = 0
+
1 x (2 to the exponent 3) = 8
+
1 x (2 to the exponent 2) = 4
+
0 x (2 to the exponent 1) = 0
+
1 x (2 to the exponent 0) = 1
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