quick request
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| I need 210103647840849769591934654987391467520 converted to binary. Thanks! |
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| 10011110000100000111110110011101001101110010101110111001000011010100000111100101001001101111110101101110100000000000000000000000 http://www.exploringbinary.com/binary-converter/ |
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| lol... i can do that in my head skully why would you need a website.. haha jk btw that is possible that it is right... if it was odd that would be another story... why would you want that in binary is the question... |
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| Wouldn't the first binary digit make the value odd? 1,2,4,8,16,32... The only bit that determines odd/even is bit 0 unless I've got a wire crossed |
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| I need 210103647840849769591934654987391467520 converted to binary. Thanks! You do realize the calculator included with Windows will convert this for you, and do so in less time than it took you to make this post. |
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| You do realize the calculator included with Windows will convert this for you Not the one that came with my copy of Windows XP. It will pretend to do it, after throwing away the last seven digits. |
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| well I checked most of the number with the calculator that came with windows... it seems that skully's post is right and I think for some reason that website puts the 1's place furthest to the right. :p |
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| @Nate, um, can you explain your previous post? binary is always written with 2^0 to the fartherst right most position..... as in.... 2^1+2^0 .... IE: 00 = 0 01 = 1 10 = 2 11 = 3 The right most digit in any binary number that is even is always 0. I'm sure you knew this.... :) |
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