NEED HELP PLEASE ANYONE

[SPiN_FAN]

i NEED to learn binary code (reason cannot be told and it not to hack ****)
i spend 3 hours searching the net for a good site on binary code and......NOTHING

please god someone help me you will be granted with blessings in 3 languages...(really) :cry:

 

[Nretep]

I think you've to learn what binary code is ... I'll give you an example:
00111010 10111000 01011011 01110001

what do you want to learn now ???
this can be a text ... it can be a number ... it can be hex code ... it can be a picture, a movie ... it can be everything ... it just depends on the system

but there's no usage of know howto create anything with binary code ... not even assembler is coded in binary ...

just ask again for the thing you really want ... maybe I can help you then

 

[Torlon]

Well there kind of is a binary language but trust me just learn java or C++ or something.

 

[SPiN_FAN]

I think you've to learn what binary code is ... I'll give you an example:
00111010 10111000 01011011 01110001

what do you want to learn now ???
this can be a text ... it can be a number ... it can be hex code ... it can be a picture, a movie ... it can be everything ... it just depends on the system

LOL oviously you dont know much about it

00111010 10111000 01011011 01110001 is :¸[q

p.s. my friend told me that...


thanks for the help though

 

[grOOvy]

Binary algebra is algebra based on the binary decimal system (base 2). You can convert text and numbers from any other system (decimal [base 10], hexademical [base 16], octadecimal [base 8]) to and from binary.

Example:
000 = 0
001 = 1
010 = 2
011 = 3
100 = 4
101 = 5
110 = 6
111 = 7

It's quite simple... if you want to learn about binary algebra/code - look around google for pages that tell you about binary conversion, truth tables and values, etc. You can also check out (refer to) any book on binary algebra in any library near where you live.

In any case, I hope this post helped you at least a bit. Good luck!

 

[Nretep]

sorry grOOvy but I've to disagree you ...
binary isn't just translateable into numbers ... right ... your Binary -> Decimal translations are almost correct
but it also depends if it signed ... if you'Ve got a 3Bit Number code, which is also signed, then '111'[size=-2](2)[/size] = '-1'[size=-2](10)[/size] and '100'[size=-2](2)[/size] = '-4'[size=-2](10)[/size]
... but
the PC only knows 1 and 0 ... how can it show pictucre and movies with just numbers ???

as I said ... binary is EVERYTHING ... text, numbers, pictures, sound ... it's just the way you read it

look an ASCII-Table to know howto translate Binary -> Text
00000000[size=-2](2)[/size] = NULL
00000001[size=-2](2)[/size] - 00011111[size=-2](2)[/size] = System signs
00100000[size=-2](2)[/size] - 01111111[size=-2](2)[/size] = ordinary signs (like '1', 'a' and 'A')
10000000[size=-2](2)[/size] - 11111111[size=-2](2)[/size] = special sings (like 'Þ', 'ü', 'Õ')

I added (2) and (10) to seperate binary from decimal ... I think your maths teacher would go crazy if he sees "111=7" (hundred and eleven is equal to seven) ... then you've to show him that the '111' is binary (ordinary with a lil '2')

 

[grOOvy]

... lol Nretep, I didn't need to put the (2) base on the left side, since it is obvious I am giving an example of conversion from Binary to Decimal... that's what I said in the post. And yes, binary is translatable into any number, i.e. from base 2 to a system of another base.

Anyway, let's keep this on-topic. =]

 

[Nretep]

And yes, binary is translatable into any number, i.e. from base 2 to a system of another base.

erm ... I'm not talking about numbers ...
how do you think your signature is saved on the servers HDD ??? has the HDD inside a lil pencil which draws it on the disc ???
what's about sounds ??? do you think the pencil is drawing waves ??? ~~~~~ = Beep
what's about text ???

it's all saved in binary code ... on the HDD, there're just 1's and 0's ... and the header of files explains what kind of file it is and which codec it need ... the codec explains howto open the data

:devgrin: don't mess with me, grOOvy :devgrin:

 

[Prozac]

0100100100100000011101000110100001101001011011100110101100100000010010010010011101101101001000000110011101101111011011100110111001100001001000000110011101100101011101000010000001100001001000000111001101110000011000010110110100100000011101110110000101110010011011100110100101101110011001110010000001100110011011110111001000100000011101000110100001101001011100110011101000101000

 

[Akcsfreak]

Sorry groovy, but I have to side with Nretep. Binary translates into any sign and not just numbers. I have a huge list somewhere in my closet listing them, I had an insane computer class teacher :/...