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Numeral Systems 101
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Numeral Systems 101

Numeral Systems 101

1. Binary Numeral System
Welcome on Board!Get Acquainted with Binary CodeDecipher Binary NumberDecipher List of Binary NumbersCipher Some NumbersHone your Ciphering SkillsDates in Binary
2. Octal Numeral system
Get Acquainted with the Octal Numeral SystemPractice Ciphering
3. Hexadecimal Numeral system
Deciphering ChallengeOne More Ciphering Challenge
4. Revelation
Write the Code in One LineHarder ConvertingConverting Using Format Method

bookDecipher Binary Number

Task

So far, so good 😃 Convert binary code to the decimal one. Fill the gaps and follow the algorithm. The result of your manipulations is a specific number in math .

  1. Create variable decimal_number for storing converted decimal number and assign 0 to it.
  2. Print the binary number.
  3. Define the variable power and assign 0 to it.
  4. Define the loop that executes till the binary number is 0.
  5. Count the remainder of division binary_number by 10 and assign it to the variable last_digit.
  6. Multiply last_digit by the 2 raised to the relevant power.
  7. Add the result to the decimal_number.
  8. Decrease binary_number using integer division by 10.
  9. Increase power by 1.
  10. Print the decimal number.

Note

You received one of the Armstrong number: the sum of the cubes of its own digits, let me explain this: 370 = 3^3 + 7^3 + 0^3 = 27 + 343 + 0 = 370

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bookDecipher Binary Number

Task

So far, so good 😃 Convert binary code to the decimal one. Fill the gaps and follow the algorithm. The result of your manipulations is a specific number in math .

  1. Create variable decimal_number for storing converted decimal number and assign 0 to it.
  2. Print the binary number.
  3. Define the variable power and assign 0 to it.
  4. Define the loop that executes till the binary number is 0.
  5. Count the remainder of division binary_number by 10 and assign it to the variable last_digit.
  6. Multiply last_digit by the 2 raised to the relevant power.
  7. Add the result to the decimal_number.
  8. Decrease binary_number using integer division by 10.
  9. Increase power by 1.
  10. Print the decimal number.

Note

You received one of the Armstrong number: the sum of the cubes of its own digits, let me explain this: 370 = 3^3 + 7^3 + 0^3 = 27 + 343 + 0 = 370

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Section 1. Chapter 3
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bookDecipher Binary Number

Task

So far, so good 😃 Convert binary code to the decimal one. Fill the gaps and follow the algorithm. The result of your manipulations is a specific number in math .

  1. Create variable decimal_number for storing converted decimal number and assign 0 to it.
  2. Print the binary number.
  3. Define the variable power and assign 0 to it.
  4. Define the loop that executes till the binary number is 0.
  5. Count the remainder of division binary_number by 10 and assign it to the variable last_digit.
  6. Multiply last_digit by the 2 raised to the relevant power.
  7. Add the result to the decimal_number.
  8. Decrease binary_number using integer division by 10.
  9. Increase power by 1.
  10. Print the decimal number.

Note

You received one of the Armstrong number: the sum of the cubes of its own digits, let me explain this: 370 = 3^3 + 7^3 + 0^3 = 27 + 343 + 0 = 370

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Task

So far, so good 😃 Convert binary code to the decimal one. Fill the gaps and follow the algorithm. The result of your manipulations is a specific number in math .

  1. Create variable decimal_number for storing converted decimal number and assign 0 to it.
  2. Print the binary number.
  3. Define the variable power and assign 0 to it.
  4. Define the loop that executes till the binary number is 0.
  5. Count the remainder of division binary_number by 10 and assign it to the variable last_digit.
  6. Multiply last_digit by the 2 raised to the relevant power.
  7. Add the result to the decimal_number.
  8. Decrease binary_number using integer division by 10.
  9. Increase power by 1.
  10. Print the decimal number.

Note

You received one of the Armstrong number: the sum of the cubes of its own digits, let me explain this: 370 = 3^3 + 7^3 + 0^3 = 27 + 343 + 0 = 370

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Section 1. Chapter 3
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