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Why you use binary integers?

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14y ago
Updated: 10/17/2024

On and off, magnetised and non-magnetised, transparent and opaque are all binary (one-or-the-other). It is far easier (and less susceptible to error) to use binary methods for storing data in electro-optical devices than, say, ten levels of voltage, or ten levels of transparency that would be required to store them in decimal form.

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