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File-Extensions.org - File extension library the free encyclopedia Binary Numbers - Binary Code - What is Binary When you learn most types of computer programming, you will touch upon the subject of binary numbers. Although this is a simple concept once explained, it is not always obvious how to read them. To understand binary numbers, let's first look at our normal system of base 10 numbers. Let's take the number 345 for example. Binary works in the same way. The number one is represented as 1 in both base ten and binary, so let's move on to the number two. Let's take a look at the number three. Each slot represents a value that is double the last value. Now that we know how binary works, reading it is simply a matter of doing some simple math. Since we know the value's each of these slots represent, then we know this number represents 8 + 0 + 0 + 1. Again we can calculate what this is in base ten by adding the values of each slot.

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