Quote:Very nice Sterling
However i didnt quite get some of the math you were doing so i edited the rules so that you need remarks
Ok, remarks edited in. Sorry about that :oops:
MS Calc?... :lol:
You don't need binary codes that start with zero. It would be the same as writing an ordinary number like 34 as:
00000000000...infinity zeros...00000034.
And about backwards printing, that's nonsense...
Input this number: 60000
You get: 11101010 01100000
which is perfect for 60000.
Or this: 100000000
You get: 101 11110101 11100001 00000000
which is also correct for 100000000.
lol i checked my ms calc at home and it was working right :oops: .The calc at my school was messed up... or mabye i was being dyslexlic(sp?)....
I'm in cisco as well, semester 3....only one more and I can get my CCNA. Actually, I'm in that class right now, sitting here on forums when I should be studying their crazy material... 8)
Umm. . . I don't mean 2 bother the awesum posts in this topik, but shouldn't this get back on topik?
lol i was just about to say that. Is anyone else going to attempt this? Cause i am still confused on any math that you could use to do this.