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What is the ASCII code for the number 3 in Binary?

00110001 00111010 00110011 00110111 00110110 00110101

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1 solution

Shawn Pereira
Sep 5, 2015

In the ASCII table, the character "3" is 51st in the list. Convert 51 to binary.

Placeholder >> Digit (If number goes into 51, then 1, Otherwise, 0. And subtract placeholder number from 51. Move on and continue. )

128>> 0

64 >>0

32>> 1 (So, now, 51-32 = 19)

16>>1 (So, now, 19-16 = 3)

8>> 0

4>> 0

2>> 1 (So, now, 3-2 = 1)

1>>1(So, now, 1-1 =0)

Therefore, taking all the digits starting from the top, we get 00110011.

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