Can I read in Binary?!!

Question

can human read (0,1) like computer do ?

Answer 1

@Supersebi3, it is: 0001 0100. From the right you start with (bit value)*2ⁿ where n is the position of the bit minus 1. So the first 0 has a value of (1 originally) 0. The third bit (the first 1) is 4 because (1)*2² is four, remember you have to subtract one from n because n starts at 0 not 1, and the fifth bit is 16 because (1)*2⁴ is 16. Adding 4 and 16 together gets 20. I'll link an actual programmatical representation when I get a moment.

Here's the link: https://code.sololearn.com/cw5AO9O2cLmU/?ref=app

Answer 2

Yes, but times less efficient compared to a computer.

Answer 3

yes and no.

yes if it is text or simple source code
no if it is movie or song (i dont want to read movie, but watch movie)

Answer 4

yes by using ASCII.. though if the code is of many bits then it would be very difficult to read

Answer 5

Ofcourse you can read and watch them too in the pixels format

Answer 6

well, yeah I know that 32b is 20h, I just didn't understand that you were referring to hexidecimal @Sipersebi3

Answer 7

It depends on your RAM I guess, is you're brain under Linux or Windows ?

Seriously you can, have you heard about the ASCII table ? Americans again ! Every character you use is encoded in the ASCII in Binary(2) and Hexadecimal(16) for exemple :

20 = 0001 0100 = a space if I remember ! Good luck knowing that a white space is encoded under 8bits I hope you have some Ibuprofen to read a book.

Answer 8

Binary is very difficult for humans
But readable because it has created by humans

Answer 9

@coutable.n actually its
20 = 0010 0000

Answer 10

@SoraKatadzuma well but I certainly know that 20h =32d = 0010 0000b = space

you calculated the thing for 20d, not for 20h

Explanation:
space is ascii char 32
32 in hex is 20
you can easily translate 2-digit hexnums into 8-bit binnums as following:

0010 0000
^^^^ ^^^^
the first 4 are equal to 2
the last 4 are equal to 0
hence, 00100000b = 20h

Answer 11

@coutable.n yes, but 32 in decimal is 20 in hexadecimal which is space

Answer 12

yes we can but takes a lot of time to understand the concept 😡😩😩😢

Answer 13

yeah you can.
learn Binary conversions.

Answer 14

@Supersebi3 I didn't understood your point first now I do ☺

Answer 15

@Supersebi3 you are wrong. 0010 0000 = 32.