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We have been learning about machine language and the different numbering systems used by computers (Octal, Hex, and Binary). I teach binary to help students understand the simple on/off characters the computer uses to learn instructions and programming. It is mostly just a fun little puzzle activity. The message below uses binary code matched to ASCII (text) letters. See if you can decode it to read the message. (HINT:Try this converter.)
If you are wondering about the strange equation above, it is actually correct in binary.
-Mr. Robert
01001001,00100000,01101000,01101111,01110000,01100101,00100000,01100101,01110110,01110010,01111001,01101111,01101110,01100101,00100000,01101000,01100001,01110011,00100000,01100001,00100000,01100111,01110010,01100101,01100001,01110100,00100000,01110111,01100101,01100101,01101011,01100101,01101110,01100100,00100000,01100001,01101110,01100100,00100000,01101001,01100110,00100000,01111001,01101111,01110101,00100000,01110111,01100101,01110010,01100101,00100000,01100001,01100010,01101100,01100101,00100000,01110100,01101111,00100000,01110100,01110010,01100001,01101110,01110011,01101100,01100001,01110100,01100101,00100000,01110100,01101000,01101001,01110011,00100000,01101101,01100101,01110011,01110011,01100001,01100111,01100101,00101110,00100000,00100000,01000111,01110010,01100101,01100001,01110100,00100000,01001010,01101111,01100010,00100001
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