I assume you mean decimal 64,111
You could assemble a table of powers of 2, then use successive subtraction to convert to the binary expansion.
I cheated and used the built-in programming calculator on my PC.
It says that 64111 (decimal) = FA6F (hexadecimal)
This can easily be expanded to binary digit by digit:
F=1111
A=1010
6=0110
F=1111
So the final answer is:
1111101001101111
Note that the number 2^16 = 65,536 (which is slightly bigger) has a binary equivalent of
10000000000000000
i.e., a one followed by 16 zeroes.
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That IS the binary code.
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