Hexadecimal: Uses

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Hexadecimals are the shorthand to binary. They have many uses!

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Why is hexadecimal used to represent 16 bit words?

Hexadecimal allows representation of 16 bit words as only 4 digits, requiring less display space and being faster to enter.

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Convert the hexadecimal number A3 into bits (8-bits)

10100011

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Convert the hexadecimal number 70 into bits (8-bits)

01110000

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What does the # symbol indicate in HTML or CSS color coding?

The # signifies that a color is being coded in hexadecimal format.

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What is the hexadecimal code for white?

#FFFFFF

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What is the hexadecimal code for black?

#000000

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What are the hexadecimal codes for blue and green?

#0000FF and #00FF00

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What is the hexadecimal code for yellow?

#FFFF00

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What colour is #FF0000

red

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Why is hexadecimal preferred in low level programming?

Hexadecimal is quicker, easier, and less error-prone for programmers compared to long binary strings.

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What do MAC addresses represent?

MAC addresses uniquely identify devices on a network and consist of six pairs of hexadecimal digits.

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How many bits does an IPv6 address contain?

An IPv6 address consists of 128 bits.

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What is the function of hexadecimal in error messaging for embedded systems?

Hexadecimal codes take up less space on small screens than long binary strings, making error messages more manageable.

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How are color values set in graphics applications like Adobe Creative Suite?

Color values are often set using hexadecimal values, allowing representation of color intensity.

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What is the structure of an IPv6 address?

An IPv6 address is organized into eight groups, each made up of four hexadecimal digits.