Just computing.

Sobo275 @sobo275 commented on Just computing.

Aug 05, 20 at 8:49pm

So let’s say the number is (1111) (1100) it would be F3

Sobo275 @sobo275 commented on Just computing.

Aug 05, 20 at 8:52pm

F isn’t the letter for the code. F means that the nibble (the 1111) is equal to 15.

Sobo275 @sobo275 commented on Just computing.

Aug 05, 20 at 8:53pm

So it goes bit which is 1 or 0, nibble which is four bits (or 0s or 1) then bytes which is 2 sets of nibbles or 8 bits.

Sobo275 @sobo275 commented on Just computing.

Aug 05, 20 at 8:53pm

Sorry, I know it’s extremely confusing.

Nat @the_noctor commented on Just computing.

Aug 05, 20 at 9:04pm

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Sobo275 @sobo275 commented on Just computing.

Aug 05, 20 at 9:06pm

Because the 4 is the second part.

Sobo275 @sobo275 commented on Just computing.

Aug 05, 20 at 9:07pm

So b represent the first ( ) the 4 represents the second ( )

Nat @the_noctor commented on Just computing.

Aug 05, 20 at 9:07pm

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Sobo275 @sobo275 commented on Just computing.

Aug 05, 20 at 9:07pm

You would put them together to make binary

Sobo275 @sobo275 commented on Just computing.

Aug 05, 20 at 9:07pm

Then add up the numbers whatever number has a one under it add them up.

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