binaarväärtused

Binaarväärtused refer to the fundamental states within a binary system. In computing and digital electronics, this system is based on two distinct values. These values are most commonly represented as 0 and 1. The concept is analogous to a light switch being either off or on. These states are mutually exclusive and exhaustive within the binary system. A single binary digit, or bit, can hold only one of these two values. Combinations of bits are used to represent more complex information, such as numbers, characters, and instructions. The interpretation of these binary values depends on the context and the encoding scheme used. For example, 0 might represent "false" and 1 might represent "true" in logical operations, or they could represent different voltage levels in electronic circuits. The simplicity and reliability of a two-state system make it the foundation of all digital technologies.