Let 'em say we're crazy and count to a million in binary!

[pinkteddyx64]

The same rules apply as with the other counting threads.

If TSR beats us with this, I'll sue Grace Slick and Digital Spy.

I'll be the first.

001.

[pinkteddyx64]

010.

[pinkteddyx64]

011.

[pinkteddyx64]

0100.

[pinkteddyx64]

0101.

[margalo]

I don't think binary looks like that, teddy.

0110

[margalo]

0111

[spotify95]

Please remember that Binary is in Base 2, so only uses 0's and 1's.

Thus, powers of 2 are used.

Here is a link to binary: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_number

Hence, 1 in binary = 001
But 2 in binary is 010, since only 1's and 0's are used in binary.

Hence, 6 in binary is: 01000

[spotify95]

I don't think binary looks like that, teddy.

0110

That is correct - binary is only base 2. so 1's and 0's only.

01001

[pinkteddyx64]

01010

[spotify95]

Just to recap, in binary, you add 1 to the previous number. If the previous digit is a 1, then carry across.

Example, carrying from 5 to 6:

5: 01001
6 = 01001 + 00001 = 01010

Hope that settles things

01011

[margalo]

Please remember that Binary is in Base 2, so only uses 0's and 1's.

Thus, powers of 2 are used.

Here is a link to binary: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_number

Hence, 1 in binary = 001
But 2 in binary is 010, since only 1's and 0's are used in binary.

Hence, 6 in binary is: 01000

I think you mean 8 in binary is 01000

01100

[pinkteddyx64]

I'm not going to get involved any longer in the binary versions, but if you still want to, knock yourselves out!

01101

[spotify95]

I'm not going to get involved any longer in the binary versions, but if you still want to, knock yourselves out!

01101

Okay, but thanks for creating the threads!

01110

[pinkteddyx64]

01111

[spotify95]

010000

[margalo]

010001

[margalo]

010010

[margalo]

010011

[margalo]

010100

[margalo]

010101

[spotify95]

010110

[margalo]

010111

[spotify95]

011000

[spotify95]

011001