![]() |
|
count in minecraft numbers! (archived by TechN9NE) - Printable Version +- -TWC| Forum (https://board.twcclan.org) +-- Forum: Archive (https://board.twcclan.org/forum-50.html) +--- Forum: Archive (https://board.twcclan.org/forum-51.html) +--- Thread: count in minecraft numbers! (archived by TechN9NE) (/thread-2979.html) |
count in minecraft numbers! (archived by TechN9NE) - Thrasher - 23-07-2013 hi guys, time to start counting in a more cyber-way... we are counting in binary! binary is a type of code used on computers because it gets the data from that very quickly. binary numbers are 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 so on and we are going up that sooooooo 2 ![]() BIG EDIT: i realized this isnt binary so idk what it is... i decided to rename it as minecraft numbers because minecraft has all these values and numbers everywhere and everyone knows that
RE: count in binary! - Razor - 23-07-2013 4 : DDD RE: count in binary! - Bread - 23-07-2013 nono. Binary is 0000001000000100000001. RE: count in binary! - JohnC - 23-07-2013 (23-07-2013, 05:44 PM)Chris Wrote: nono. Right... RE: count in binary! - Thrasher - 24-07-2013 just count in 2, 4, 8 etc. if its not called that, then sry just count like that ![]() so 32 (according to posts) RE: count in binary! - Uzero - 24-07-2013 64 is next rite?
RE: count in binary! - Slake - 25-07-2013 lol its not binary, binary is 0000, 0001, 0010, 0011,0100,0101,0110,0111,1000,1001,1010,1011,1100,1101,1110,1111 just with 4 bits then 128 as 10000000
RE: count in binary! - Thrasher - 26-07-2013 kk, well what ever its called, count in it. counting in minecraft numbers xD 256 RE: count in minecraft numbers! - $4m4el - 27-07-2013 5 1 2 RE: count in minecraft numbers! - General Smith - 30-07-2013 1 0 2 4 |