@randalserrano (View Post)
First you've got to know binary.
Basically, this is how it works:
There's numbers that double themselves each line...............
1
2
4
8
16
32
64
128
Ext.

Each row adds together if the value is 1
If it's 0 it's not counted
00000000 would be 0 in decimal.
00000001 would be 1 in decimal.
00000010 would be 2 in decimal.
00000011 would be 3 in decimal.
00000100 would be 4 in decimal.
Ext.

@randalserrano (View Post)
0 Makes sense
1 Makes sense
2 Makes sense
But 3 and 4 don't to my non-binary mind...

@randalserrano (View Post)

128+64+32+16+8+4+2+1 = 255 in decimal
11111111 =255 in decimal.

it´s a system with only two digits, that in groups of 8bits, form characters or numbers.this groups are called bytes, and groups of bytes form different words or other things, and so on.. It's confusing but the hexadecimal system is more confusing... That´s ow it works, and that's how computers work...

it´s logic, because there are only two characters to form so many things

@randalserrano (View Post)
Yes if the executable value of that number is 1.