<- Binary for 11111

for 11111 as a decimal

I thought I saw a two...

In Hex 0x1f

quote Originally posted by RWDPLZ: I thought I saw a two...

it was a 5

quote Originally posted by BV MotorSports: In Hex 0x1f

That's be 31, not 11111.

0x2b67 would be the hexadecimal for 11111.

How did you do the conversion?

http://www.mathsisfun.com/b...cimal-converter.html
This calculator says 0011000100110001001100010011000100110001 in binary = 211278704945 in decimal or 3131313131 in hexidecimal

Same for this calculator: http://www.stringfunction.com/binary-decimal.html

There are 10 types of people in the world.
Those who understand binary.
And those who don't.

quote Originally posted by Formula88: How did you do the conversion? There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who understand binary. And those who don't.

http://www.chacha.com/quest...11111-in-binary-code

quote Originally posted by Formula88: How did you do the conversion? http://www.mathsisfun.com/b...cimal-converter.html This calculator says 0011000100110001001100010011000100110001 in binary = 211278704945 in decimal or 3131313131 in hexidecimal Same for this calculator: http://www.stringfunction.com/binary-decimal.html There are 10 types of people in the world. Those who understand binary. And those who don't.

It would be 10101101100111. I think Chcha missed this time.

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quote Originally posted by Gokart Mozart: http://www.chacha.com/quest...11111-in-binary-code

That's actually the character "1" in ASCII repeated in 5 bytes (8 bits each).
00110001 00110001 00110001 00110001 00110001

10101101100111 is the decimal number 11111 in binary.

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And I suppose that 11111 also appears in your Fiero's VIN or on it's license plate?

Stop it...it's my day off :-)

General Fiero Chat wut?

quote Originally posted by dobey: That's be 31, not 11111. 0x2b67 would be the hexadecimal for 11111.

It would be 1F for 11111.

Formula (in base numbers): (11111)2 = (1F)16 = 1Fh

[This message has been edited by BV MotorSports (edited 07-13-2013).]

quote Originally posted by dobey: That's actually the character "1" in ASCII repeated in 5 bytes (8 bits each). 00110001 00110001 00110001 00110001 00110001 10101101100111 is the decimal number 11111 in binary.

coun't me as one of the 10 that don't understand...

quote Originally posted by Khw: And I suppose that 11111 also appears in your Fiero's VIN or on it's license plate?

nope

quote Originally posted by carbon: General Fiero Chat wut?

yeap, forum related box checked

quote Originally posted by BV MotorSports: It would be 1F for 11111. Formula (in base numbers): (11111)2 = (1F)16 = 1Fh

No, it isn't. 1f is 31. 11111 is the decimal representation, not the binary representation.

python -c "print('%d' % 0x1f)"
31

python -c "print('0x%x' % 11111)"
0x2b67

I do this for a living.

[This message has been edited by dobey (edited 07-13-2013).]

quote Originally posted by dobey: No, it isn't. 1f is 31. 11111 is the decimal representation, not the binary representation. python -c "print('%d' % 0x1f)" 31 python -c "print('0x%x' % 11111)" 0x2b67 I do this for a living.

No, you're right, that makes sense. LOL I suck at subnetting too.

mind=blown

LOL this thread broke the PFF sidebar... there's no link to click in recent posts...

old school:

MCMLXXXIV

Now I wonder if I am one of the few members that got the joke both ways?

I prefer new school ..... even though I loved Turbo Pascal

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