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lil crack
1,732 Pointsi didnt understand te last example
the last example is 8+2 how did the eight come ?
3 Answers
Steve Cameron
3,117 PointsThe value for each position (from right to left) is multiplied by 2.
so the rightmost position counts for 1, the second 2 (1x2), the third 4 (2x2) the fourth 8 (4x2), and so on.. 16, 32, 64, 128
You add the values of every ( 1 ) to get the binary value of the byte.
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsThis post might help :)
lil crack
1,732 Pointsthnks <3