So, 111111 = 63?
Yep.
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So, 111111 = 63?
Yep.
So, 111111 = 63?
Yep.
Weird. But kind of elegant, too.
By George, I think she's got it!
They do double as you move along, and they double because it's base two, and each column is raised to the power of the base.
So the decimal columns are one, ten, a hundred, etc. The octal columns are one, eight, sixty four, etc...
Dude. Tep, you're mathier than I am. I didn't get it until you explained it, though the egg crates and I were getting there.
YAY! I figured out my lab report! I'm not sure it's right, but at least I got the damn program to work!
Weird. But kind of elegant, too.
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What is the purpose of base eight?
I will be useful if we ever have to do math with cartoon characters or eight-fingered aliens.
There's a house on a bus route in Salt Lake City that I call the binary house. Its number is 10101.
Whoo! You're good, Steph. (Although, my mathiness wishes point out, 1 is in fact a power of two, because anything raised to the 0 power is 1. But I know what you mean.)