This is certainly untrue in the case of binary and octal.

ATrigueiro

Oct 11, 2018·1 min read

This is certainly untrue in the case of binary and octal. The number is the number is the number…it’s only a matter of determining BASE. The numbers remain the same..at least for me…in my fuzzy head

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I think he’s saying the issue is the names aren’t arbitrary beyond a certain point (like, the first ten), and then their English names are based in Base 10, which in and of itself is a problem in this exer…

I think he’s saying the issue is the names aren’t arbitrary beyond a certain point (like, the first…

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