Binärnotation
Binärnotation, also known as binary notation, is a numeral system that represents numbers using only two symbols: 0 and 1. It is the foundation of modern digital computing, where binary digits (bits) serve as the basic units of data. Unlike decimal notation, which is base-10 and uses ten symbols (0-9), binary is a base-2 system, enabling efficient representation and manipulation of data within electronic circuits.
In binary notation, each digit's position corresponds to a power of two, with the rightmost digit representing
Binary notation is crucial in computer architecture and digital electronics because electronic devices naturally operate in
Beyond integers, binary notation is used to encode various data types, including characters (ASCII), instructions, and
Historically, binary concepts are linked to ancient numbering systems, but their practical implementation in digital technology