If you guessed binary code, you're right! Today we learned all about base 2 and 7-bit binary codes. It looks something like this:
|     2^6  |        2^5  |        2^4  |        2^3  |        2^2  |        2^1  |        2^0  |        Base 10 equivalent  |   
|     0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |   
|     0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        1  |        1  |   
|     0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        1  |        0  |        2  |   
|     0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        1  |        1  |        3  |   
|     0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        1  |        0  |        0  |        4  |   
|     0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        1  |        0  |        1  |        5  |   
|     0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        1  |        1  |        0  |        6  |   
|     0  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        1  |        1  |        1  |        7  |   
|     0  |        0  |        0  |        1  |        0  |        0  |        0  |        8  |   
|     1  |        1  |        1  |        1  |        1  |        1  |        1  |        127 (largest binary code number)  |   
I thought it was a really cool lesson today. Plus, we finished the glossary! Double win! :D
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