What is binary number

Answer 1

Binary number is the only digits a computer can understand it consist of 1s and 0s. Anything you type in a computer gets translated in its binary form a Computer is then able to read the binary numbers by using switches 1 is for on and 0 is for off. There are millions of tiny switches located in the processor called transistors that are use to represent binary numbers.

Answer 2

A binary number can be only 0 or 1.
0 is like false in boolean and 1 is true.

Answer 3

A number represents a count of objects. Numbers can be expressed in different representations like decimal notation (1,2,3,..., 10, ...) or roman literals ( II = 2, XI = 11). Many representations use a set of numeric symbols or digits and their position to express a number. Binary means that there are only two symbols (often represented by 1 and 0) for a digit. So a binary number is a number represented with binary digits. So the binary number 110 becomes (read from right to left) (0*2^0) + (1*2^1) +(1*2^2) = 0 + 2 + 4 = 6 in decimal notation.

Answer 4

binary number is represented only 0,1 when we give numbers and variables the compiler converts these into computer understandable language which is in 0,1here o=off,1=on and during computer run time it undergoes on and off so many times .Even whenever we press keys of keyboard the value is passed in 0 and 1.

Answer 5

totally agreed.

Answer 6

it consists of only 1 and 0 if its 1 then its true
and 0 is false...in terms of c++

Answer 7

Binary describes a numbering scheme in which there are only two possible value for each digit 0&1.

Answer 8

eg:10101011110110

Answer 9

it is one of the binary system numbers ( 0 or 1 ) , it is the only languagge that computer understands ..
so we do need the compiler as it's function is to translate the codes to the computer in binary system

Answer 10

binary numbers are the language used by the machines .These are represented by 0&1