Binària

Binària is the feminine form of the Catalan adjective binari, meaning binary or relating to two parts. It is used to describe nouns that are feminine, aligning with gender rules in Catalan. The masculine form is binari and is used with masculine nouns, as in sistema binari or nombre binari. The term binària signals concepts that involve two elements, two values, or a base-2 framework.

In computing and digital technology, binària appears in phrases such as lògica binària (binary logic), representació binària (binary representation), and estructura binària (binary structure). The binary numeral system, or sistema binari, uses two digits, 0 and 1, to encode data. Data and instructions in most contemporary computers are stored and processed using binary representations, with bits (binary digits) forming larger units like bytes.

In mathematics and logic, binària is used in expressions such as relació binària (binary relation), operació binària (binary operation), and funció binària (binary function). These terms describe structures or processes that involve two operands or components.

In biology, binària is present in the term fissió binària, which describes binary fission, a common reproductive process for many prokaryotes where a single cell divides into two identical cells.

See also: binari, binary numeral system, binary code, digital electronics, binary logic. Binària, therefore, functions as a keyword to denote duality or base-2-oriented concepts across disciplines, while respecting gender agreement in Catalan grammar.