3.1 Storage Units and Binary Numbers/ Binary Arithmetic and Hexadecimal/ 3.3 ASCII and Unicode

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Does hexadecimal take up less space in a computer’s memory than binary

No, because it will still be represented using binary in a computer’s memory, so it will take up the same amount of memory space

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What is the largest decimal number that can be represented using 5 bits

31

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What is represented using binary

All data and instructions

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Why is hexadecimal often used instead of binary

It’s easy for people to read, takes less time to type, more compact, reduces the risk of typing errors

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How many bits does standard ASCII use for each character

7

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How many different characters can be represented with standard ASCII

128

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Advantages of UNICODE

Can represent a wider range of characters from other alphabets and more symbols

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12KB in bits

96000b

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Why do computers use binary

Computers are made from transistors with two stats: on if a current is flowing through the component and off if it’s not, so it’s represented with either 1 or 0