Hexadecimal Number System

[@AlfaTriion]

I've been trying to learn this stuff for a few weeks and your system of explanation was like a light in the dark. Of course I could already understand the concept but I couldn't simplify it. So thank you for explaining it the way you did.

[@jonathanshaw7355]

Very good explanation. I'm really struggling to understand this but your video has made it much clearer. Thank you.

[@wj3bq]

CE99:1100 1110 1001 1001
CE9B:1100 1110 1001 1011

[@kasunmadusanka6777]

CE99 & CE9B

[@Heeby-Jeebies]

I had another lesson showing me that 16 in decimal is 10 in hex, and this video helped me understand how that works.
Thanks!

[@prajaktamajalekar5688]

How 16 in deci is 10 in hex

[@somebody3014]

@@prajaktamajalekar5688 he may be referring to the base, like hexadecimal has the base of 16 and decimal has the base of 10.

[@shivajichate867]

I am very satisfied with this number system series ,thanks a lot !

[@horrorest]

Wow! Your explanation of this topic is sooooo much clearer than the ones in my native language provided by my university... Thank you!

[@36.ritasipanda74]

CE99 and CE9B

[@Will-ql5db]

yes, i got the same thing

[@itsoknottobeok9381]

@hammer455 4:23 From these, we get C E 9 A = 1100 1110 1001 1010 . Convert this binary digits to decimal (Watch conversion video if don't know)

[@animeindanger9518]

👍

[@grehan900]

Can anyone explain this?

[@jakkuwolfinsomnia8058]

(16^3 x 12) + (16^2 x 14) + (16^1 x 9) + (16^0 x 9)
and
(16^3 x 12) + (16^2 x 14) + (16^1 x 9) + (16^0 x 11)

[@wj3bq]

Prefect lecture! Please, welcome to next lesson!

[@saranyasavariraj2687]

CE99, CE9A, CE9B

[@pranithmallela13]

Good answer 👍👍

[@safdarzaman7313]

Good

[@gatecomputerscience1484]

Superb lectures

[@monicabattacharya6416]

Love from AP ❤️

[@sanjukamble3704]

Hii

[@user-unkown533]

@@sanjukamble3704 ladki dekte hi chalu hogaya

[@sanjukamble3704]

@@user-unkown533 kya hua

[@CapDrew]

i understood about 80% of that. The answer is 0xCE9A ,,,, i dont know what comes after it

[@iganic7574]

Good explanation

[@V.harsha-bx6fg]

CE9A AFTER THAT CE9B
IT WAS VERY HELPFULL FOR MY STUDIES

[@smith-gf5zm]

Thank you very much sir it help alot 💝

[@KanchanVivekBulhe]

Ans: CE99, CE9A, CE9B

[@IsatouNjie-o2g]

Really u guys are the best , ur explanation is perfect😘

[@soul.in.seouul]

this was absolutely helpful. thank u

[@paplomkalula9964]

Love this! Thanks 🙏🏾😊

[@naitikdobarkar2026]

Before:- ( CE99) and After:- (CE9B)

[@ravikumartiwari6716]

Well explained….sir❤

[@sreeharik.m2698]

Nice explanation 😊😊😊

[@alimamybangura1399]

Thank you so much for your video 👏👏👏👍

[@gyan_0.9]

4 digit number changed the way of learning.

[@ziaullahobaid6922]

Thank you bro because my can't do this question but for your explanation I can do

[@Aki92-11]

Awesome EXPLANATION!!!!

[@ishu294]

Thank you so much sir 🙂

[@Wrrrdems]

Dawn it’s crazy how teachers can’t explain like that smh thanks a lot very helpful

[@deepthipedjagari5730]

Please make a video of multiplication of hexadecimal number system

[@DAILy-dose-of-laughter250]

very good explanation bro keep it up
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@darrenli2526]

thank you soooo much for your explanation

[@MuddasirJan-pn2im]

good teacher

[@visheshsharma4517]

ce99
ce9b

[@safdarzaman7313]

Yes that is

[@rajilakshmi-]

how

[@ElMecias]

How did my professor explain this for almost 30 minutes ? I didn't get it, and only 5 minutes in this videoa and i already understand

[@MjremGames]

thanx doctor

[@HaneenReda-xz8ru]

Thank you 🙏

[@deruckuscousins7239]

Goddamn this the best video I've ever watched 😭

[@faysslalammary658]

Thanks

[@alchemist3968]

why and how four digit binary numbers represent hexadecimal symbols ?

[@jadenlee4504]

Thank yuo so much!

[@jackfrankmurphy]

What is the greatest number you can represent in hexadecimal?

[@TeekTawks]

65535

[@nothingness7330]

Infinite values

[@mohammadsafian-xc9zf]

very big number
cant reach infinity but it could get very big just like in decimals you can represent a centillion or smt

[@karimboulaich6265]

CE99 => CE9A => CE9B

[@mathimathi4713]

Thanks you so very much

[@PakeezaAsghar-q3p]

thanks a lot

[@israelakande8358]

CE99 before CE9A and CE9B after .

[@harigovindshah8622]

CE99->CE9A->CE9B

[@The_Monster_Men]

(CE99)16 and (CE9B)16

[@yuuki4sure]

thank u sm !!

[@akshaythakare9108]

Can you tell me what is hexadecimal code for 800

[@adityaadhav279]

CE99 -> CE9A -> CE9B
Is it right!?

[@mesumasghar3328]

loved it

[@mouhamedbourouba3637]

thx

[@Danielruth42]

CE99 -> CE9B

[@gilsonk9522]

tq brother

[@MrClueless]

Made it so easy ❤️

[@wellingtonmusyoka7486]

CE89, CE9A then CEAB😊

[@bobhardcore6707]

you get stuck inventing 10 when 1 happens thinking like that

[@BHAVANIPRASADKARRI]

CE99,CE9B Answer

[@Immediatedislike]

Im confused how do you get a input and a output of ce9a?

[@nirmalmajumder7474]

Iam satisfied

[@EmmanuelKenisha]

Please help me with that question

[@ScottThompson-i9j]

Heathcote Alley

[@jerichodeguzman2497]

CE99 CE9A CE9B

[@duckyduck2108]

10F2C

[@ziyadhasen]

wtf

[@IDeserveToGetTortured]

a duck

[@parkashchand2513]

Pls explain where we got 8421

[@dk57nde23]

It's something called a 'binary number system'. Going from right to left, it goes 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, and so on

[@jagdish2572]

CE9B

[@roshan54724]

CE99 CE9B

[@basketballhightlight2430]

tks

[@rashidfahad-c1t]

❤❤❤

[@ToanPham-wr7xe]

😮

[@wooski8199]

This is so bad! Completely misunderstood the concept of hexadecimal!

[@bread_enjoyer]

Bruh.

[@bread_enjoyer]

L

[@fragux]

i understood :P

[@MohamedAmineELHIBA]

I make my own function using ur video, thanks mate!
void ft_putstr_non_printable(char *str);

[@Evelynzhang-l2k]

instruction system，please🥹🥹🥹

[@eln_sy_27_sujeetsonkawade83]

CE99 and CE9B

[@shivajichate867]

CE99 & CE9B

[@subhamjha8477]

CE99 AND CE9B

[@mousumiadhikari-x2j]

CE99 & CE9B

[@mdashhar5074]

CE99 and CE9B

[@kaushalkumar5081]

CE99 and CE9B

[@gauravkumarchaudhary3275]

CE99 AND CE9B

[@ashvinijadhav6727]

CE99 and CE9B

[@deepthipedjagari5730]

CE99 and CE9B