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binaire

Binaire is a term used in several disciplines to denote a relation to two or a system based on two elements. In everyday usage, it most often refers to the binary or base-2 numeral system used in computing, as well as to two-valued logic and two-part structures. The word comes from Latin binarius, meaning "consisting of two."

In mathematics and logic, binaire describes objects that involve two operands or arguments. A binary operation

In computing, binary refers to the base-2 numeral system that underpins digital hardware. All data are represented

In astronomy, a binary star system comprises two stars bound by gravity and orbiting a common center

In music, binary form is a two-part structure in which material is presented in two distinct sections,

takes
two
inputs
and
outputs
a
result,
such
as
addition;
a
binary
relation
links
pairs
of
elements;
a
binary
function
has
two
inputs.
by
sequences
of
bits,
each
bit
being
0
or
1.
Through
combinations
of
binary
digits,
computers
perform
calculations,
store
information,
and
execute
instructions.
Hardware
implements
binary
logic
with
gates
such
as
AND,
OR,
and
NOT.
A
byte
consists
of
eight
bits.
of
mass.
Binary
configurations
are
common
in
the
universe,
and
some
exoplanet
systems
accompany
binary
stars.
often
labeled
A
and
B,
sometimes
repeated.