Bar Code Reader by zbysa

zbysa

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28th May 2011

27th Sep 2012

This Reader scans Bar code, converts it to binary code and then to decimal.

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Comments

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  The-New-One 1st Jun 2011
  benthecrazy doesnt know much spelling. Because it IS called an argument. If a word starts with a,e,i,o,u it is an. If not, its a. I know you did write a(n), but means you dont know it!
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  benthecrazy 1st Jun 2011
  You said it's ONLY 29 when read backwards. There's no need for the "only" because it IS 29. You just said "only" because you don't know that binary codes are read backwards... Now this is contradictory to what you said in your last comment where you claimed to know that you read from right to left. Also by writing this I'm being productive teaching you something. Another contradiction is your statement people never beat you in a(n) argument... well... I just did.
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  dukenukem23 1st Jun 2011
  I know in this case you are reading right to left, I already mentioned that, why don't you do something productive instead? People never beat me in a argument....
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  zbysa 1st Jun 2011
  try convert 29 - 29/2=14(1); 14/2=7(0); 7/2=3(1);3/2=1(1); 1/2=0(1) - and read it from right to left -> 11101
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  benthecrazy 1st Jun 2011
  Binary is read from right to left...
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  dukenukem23 31st May 2011
  You should learn to count before complaining, please check any mistakes before posting comments, please, I hate a simulation society full of idiots.
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  dukenukem23 31st May 2011
  1 plus 2 plus 4 plus 0 plus 16 = 23, 11101 is only 29 when read backwards, 1 plus 0 plus 4 plus 8 plus 16, idiot.
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  zbysa 31st May 2011
  Dwerg, now it shows 2.. it's only one wifi extra :)
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  zbysa 31st May 2011
  dukenukem23, 11101 is 29 ;)
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  dukenukem23 31st May 2011
  11101 is only 29 when read backwards