Berners-Lee & Leibniz

Si Hyun (Si Hyun) Lee - Encoding & Decoding

Si Hyun (Si Hyun) Lee - 2: Counting Bits

counting bits

In this worksheet, I practiced using bits and counting bits. In the first example, there are 7 bits per letter so to do the first question, I counted the amount of letters (including spaces) and multiplied that by 7 (so 16x7) leading to 112. For the second question I just did 1120/7 leading me to the answer 160.

binary to decimal

binary to decimal calculator

Si Hyun (Si Hyun) Lee - Bits to Numbers

In this I just added the number of bits to convert them into decimal numbers. For example, if there is one 16, no 8, no 4, one 2 and one 1, then I would do 16+2+1 which is 19.

Si Hyun (Si Hyun) Lee - Numbers to Bits

In this I just did the same thing as Bits to Numbers but just the other way around. I just needed to see if the binary number went into the decimal number and then just find the remainder and do this again.

Si Hyun (Si Hyun) Lee - Compare & Convert

Comparing and Converting

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Berners-Lee & Leibniz

counting bits

binary to decimal calculator

Comparing and Converting

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