Binary - Revision history

Jnc: +cat

2018-12-16T16:23:32Z

+cat

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Jnc: +almost :-)

2018-10-06T16:46:24Z

+almost :-)

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	Formally, '''binary''' refers to the base-2 number system, which is used at the hardware level of all computers. It can also refer to numbers or other data stored in this form.		Formally, '''binary''' refers to the base-2 number system, which is used at the hardware level of essentially all computers. It can also refer to numbers or other data stored in this form.

	Informally, it is a short slang term for [[object code]], the low-level form of a computer program which the hardware in the [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] can interpret directly.		Informally, it is a short slang term for [[object code]], the low-level form of a computer program which the hardware in the [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] can interpret directly.

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Jnc: Expan formal def to include data

2018-06-19T19:46:23Z

Expan formal def to include data

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	Formally, '''binary''' refers to the base-2 number system, which is used at the hardware level of all computers.		Formally, '''binary''' refers to the base-2 number system, which is used at the hardware level of all computers. It can also refer to numbers or other data stored in this form.

	Informally, it is a short slang term for [[object code]], the low-level form of a computer program which the hardware in the [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] can interpret directly.		Informally, it is a short slang term for [[object code]], the low-level form of a computer program which the hardware in the [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] can interpret directly.

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Jnc: avoid redir

2017-09-21T19:38:09Z

avoid redir

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	Formally, '''binary''' refers to the base-2 number system, which is used at the hardware level of all computers.		Formally, '''binary''' refers to the base-2 number system, which is used at the hardware level of all computers.

	Informally, it is a short slang term for [[object code]], the low-level form of a computer program which the ~~harware~~ in the [[CPU]] can interpret directly.		Informally, it is a short slang term for [[object code]], the low-level form of a computer program which the hardware in the [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] can interpret directly.

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Jnc: GIve formal and slang meanings

2017-08-08T02:04:07Z

GIve formal and slang meanings

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Formally, '''binary''' refers to the base-2 number system, which is used at the hardware level of all computers.

Informally, it is a short slang term for [[object code]], the low-level form of a computer program which the harware in the [[CPU]] can interpret directly.