Binary, Base 2 number system, Decimal, Base 10 number system, 0, Binary number which represents False, 1, Binary number which represents True, bit, one single binary digit, nibble, four binary digits, byte, eight binary digits, 0001, represents 1 in decimal, 1000, represents 8 in decimal, 1011, represents 11 in decimal, 1111, represents 15 in decimal, 10000000, represents 128 in decimal, 00010000, represents 16 in decimal, 11111111, represents 255 in decimal, 00110000, represents 48 in decimal
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