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| Each 0 or 1 in binary format is a what? |
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| Bits are organized into groups of 8, called what? |
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| What are the 10 symbols in the decimal number system? |
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| What Is A Decimal Number? |
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A number made up of decimal symbols, in which the right most symbol is multiplied by one.
The next symbol to the left is multiplied by 1*10, the next is multiplied by 1*10*10, with each one to the left being multiplied by an additional 10. |
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| What are the 16 symbols of Hexadecimal? |
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| Each column starting from the rightmost column and moving left in Hexadecimal has a decimal value that is what? |
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| 16 times as much as the previous column. |
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| What is the prefix for a hexadecimal number? |
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| Each column starting from the rightmost column and moving left in Binary has a decimal value that is what? |
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| 2 times as much as the previous column. |
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| How To Convert Binary To Hexadecimal? |
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1.) Cut The Binary Into Bytes (Groups Of 4)
2.) Each Byte Is Equal To A Hexadecimal Value |
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| A Byte Can Only Hold How Many Values? |
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| How Do You Hold More Than 256 Values? |
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| Group Together Bytes Into A Multiple Byte Value |
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| A Multiple Byte Address Of X - Y, will have columns ordered in what way from left to right? |
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| In A Multiple Byte Address, The First Column And Last Column Are Occupied By What? |
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| When You Convert A Hexadecimal Value Into A Multiple Byte Address What Do You Do? |
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| Break the Hexadecimal Value Into Sets Of Two Digits and then place each set into a column, with order depending on whether or not it is Little Endian or Big Endian. |
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| Order Your Sets In The Columns, In The Same Order They Were Written in Hexadecimal. |
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| Order Your Sets In The Columns, Starting With The Last Set and Working Your Way Backward. |
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| What Does ASCII Stand For? |
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| American Standard Code For Information Interchange |
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| ASCII Is Presented In What? |
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| The first 32 values in ASCII are defined as what? |
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| Unprintable Control Characters |
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| Endian Order Does Not Play A Role In What? |
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| ASCII Uses How Many Bytes To Store A Symbol? |
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| Unicode Uses How Many Bytes To Store A Symbol? |
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| If More Bytes Are Allotted To ASCII Than There Are Symbols, Then The Remaining Columns Contain What? |
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Describes how data is laid out, working as a template or map.
The data is broken up into fields, and each field has a size and name, although the information is not saved in the data. |
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| How Many Bits Does A Flag Have? |
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