Binary Tutorial

BINARY TUTORIAL
THIS WAS NOT LEECHED THIS IS BASED OFF MY OWN KNOWLEDGE.

First off: Binary is that 1001101101001 that you occasionally see.

QUICK OVERVIEW:
Binary is almost useless. I have actually found no reason to know binary.

Anyways, binary goes by bytes and bits (or nibbles as some call them)
But first we will start with bits, because their easier.
Example of a bit:

Q:1010? does that mean it's one-thousand-ten?
A: No! it's not!
Binary actually has a system where they can get every number possible.
It's like this:

Q: How did you get those numbers on top?
A: You multiply the digit's position (in 1000 1 would be in the 3rd position because the first one is always the 0 position) by two.

Now, before we do any conversions, lets find out what a byte is:

A byte is two bits. Easy right?
A byte would look like this:

(2 bytes would have 8 digits)
Now time for...
CONVERSIONS!!!:
Ok guys this is the fun part.

You remember the numbers on top of the other numbers? Thats like a value.
Whatcha got to do to convert the numbers is take the "value" and add it with the other numbers.
BUT, only add the value if the binary is a 1...
Ok you might be a little confused so let me show you an example:


Yay! Now you know binary!

QUIZ:
Convert the following to decimal:
1011 =
1100 =
1111 =
0010 =
01101011 =
01001010 =
10011100 =
11001110 =
Convert the following to binary:
12 =
7 =
24 =
165 =






Answers:
11
12
15
2
107
74
156
206

1100
0111
00011000
10100101

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