Monday, September 5, 2016

Blog 3

What do the 1s and 0s in binary stand for?


13 comments:

  1. the number of 1s in a 10 digit stream represents the number of tens in a number and thee 0s are spaces.

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  2. They represent whether a specific value is on (1), or off (0)
    -Joe Haj

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  3. Chris VanYe
    on or off
    (1 or 0)

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  4. 1=on, 0=off. Alex Haston.

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  5. 1 or 0 can mean on or off
    -Sean

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  6. 1 represents "on", meaning you add the value for the slot and 0 represents "off", meaning you do not add the value for the slot.
    -Katelyn

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  7. 1s and 0s stand for on and off
    - Owen

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  8. it means on and off form 1 and 0
    Charlie Lin

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  9. 1 is on 0 is off
    jonathan

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  10. 1 is on and 0 is off

    Ben

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  11. The 1 is for on and the 0 is for off. The binary adds to 2.

    Josh Lee

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  12. Binary is the use of electronic pulses inside of a computer to send a message and do computations. Originally, using binary or assembly was the only way you could program computer games, but eventually programs that became more higher and higher in level, meant that it wasn't dealing with on and off switches, or ones and zeros. Python is considered an insanely high level programming and scripting language.
    ~Travis Vonheeder

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