Bro, I know how it feels. So what ya gotta do it walk up to her, say in a smooth tone, "So do you wanna hang out sometime?" I know it can be extremely tough, especially if you have social anxiety like me and end up giving them a peice of paper that says in scribble letters: *I'M AS CONFUSED AS A CHAMELEON IN A BAG OF SKITTLES* and say: "Hello there! I have a gift for thy, take it! I don't know..!" And then shuffle away. ...
Good explanation for beginners for sure, but I'm surprised there's no mention at all of the ASCII or unicode standards. For those that want to understand about why does 0100 0001 = 65 = uppercase A; and 0110 0001 = 97 = lowercase a? It's because these evaluate to the starting positions of the upper and lower case alphabets in the most commonly used character encoding tables (ASCII and Unicode).
This video is a few years old but I am just getting into IT work and this video helped a lot, with this video along with the content that I am studying you made it super easy. Thanks man!
This IS useful. Think about it, have you ever found ypurself in a place where you dont want to say what your thinking outloud but still let people know. For example in a classroom trying to speak to your friend. This is good because even if the teacher catches you, they dont fucken have a clue whats on the paper.
It’s useful in the computer world! Computers are only capable of reading binary at the machine level. It didn’t help for symbols or characters but this is pretty good!
thank you so much!! i know it's been like 6 years, but this really helps me who's currently learning binary. ICT class is still teaching about how to convert binary, octal, hexadecimal stuff and how to convert them into decimals. i find that stuff interesting but still want more, like learning how convert it to text and not just numbers! so yeah, again this video really helped me, idk if you're still active now, didn't check your channel, i just found you from Google lol, thanks again!
Thanks for clearing up this misunderstanding I had with the alphabet and binary, that was very helpful. I would suggest maybe taking a little extra time in your videos to explain the reason why dec means ten and little tidbits like that. I understand if you want to be more to the point of the video but that would definitely add to the quality of information.
Kid you were good! You explained it better than anyone else! Still I'm 62 yes old, I'm just getting use to ordering on line🙃 Anyway...your a nice young man. GOD has Blessed you with the talent of mathematics geniuse. God Blesd you!
but what if the number was 01011111 that adds up to the 31 letter in the alphabet but there is only 26 letters and what about space and ' ? " < and stuff like that
I want to convert a password protected zip folder in binary format in a .txt document. And be able to reconvert this txt file into original .zip file. Is it possible.
I know this video is old, but i watched a playthrough of a game and they had this binary code up, hence why im here cuz i wanted to try and decode it. And it was way easier than i thought, i just didn't know the 3 first were for upper/lower. BUT! I noticed that they had a "00100000" in there. Which i assume is a space inbetween words. Because they had like "01010100 01101000 01100101" which spells "The" and then after had the "00100000". So if anyone comes accross that, i guess that would mean an empty space or something.
It IS easy, just confusing. There's a lot to try to remember in order to get that first letter but after you do it a few times it gets easier, just like anything else you try to learn in your life. I learned from watching the many videos on TH-cam. I saw a story about the UFO incident in 1980 at Rendlesham Forest where a soldier touched a landed UFO and all these zeros and ones went through his head, which was binary code, but he didn't know it at the time, and he managed to write them all down and it turned out to be a wealth of information when it was converted to text years later.
Waouu! You are the most TH-cam publisher I have ever see! I do like how you make everything easy and don’t scary people! You can be a good teacher! Thanks and keep it up👍👍
MAN, THIS IS A GREAT VIDEO, THANKS. I DIDNT GET IT, SO I WILL DOWNLOAD IT AND WATCH IT 100 MORE TIMES. I JUST WANTED TO SEE MY FIRST NAME IN ONES AND ZEROS.
Memorizing A1Z26 code first before proceeding to binary yall. For me, it's much easier to memorize when writing words/sentences in A1Z26 (or any code) on paper
I already know how to covert text to binary but i still havent found any tutorial teaching us how to create Binary sublimininals using wavepad ...Could you share with this with us???
You are THEE COOLEST YOUNGSTER on the interweb, your sharing of info to improve the human race is outstanding and impressive. I wish you much continued success and (not to get too religious) I pray that the good Lord above, holds you tight in his grasp and blesses you with the utmost of contentment, ten fold! But honestly I have a good feeling that either way, your going to be juuuuuuust fine! Really. Good sh*t youngster, good sh*t!
If the 0 or zero is nothing why does it become ten after the one is in front clearly stated the zero is none , what you outta say is the zero is the most in valuable that represents nothing and gives you unlimited option or riches
It's easy!. Just remember Capital letters begins with 01...... And then you keep in mind how the last digits are changing. For example; We have capital "A" is Rem 8 figure, so we go 01000001 B 000010 C 000011 D 000100 E 000101 Then you just continue F 000110 G 000111 Keep in mind that the last digits. Oneth Tenth Hundredth Hundredth one Hundredth ten Hundredth eleven Then, thousandth Thousandth one Thousandth ten Thousandth eleven Thousandth hundred Thousandth hundred one And so forth
I must be incredibly dumb with numbers because when he started explaining what Binary is everything just flew over my head. Huhuhu why do i have to be so stupid with numbers?imma watch this again until i understand Binary
In a counting system, we have a list of digits we are able to use, e.g decimal(base-10) uses 0-9. In order to represent a number larger than 9, you would have to reuse digits, e.g 10. Right here we have exceeded the one's place and moved to the ten's. Each time you go up a digit, you create a number 10 larger than the previous one, e.g 80 is 10x larger that 8, 800 is 10 larger than 80, and 8,000 is 10 larger than 800. This is because of the fact that we have ten different digits(including 0). This is also why when you multiply a number by 10 it shifts it to the left. In base-2(binary), you only have 2 digits to represent your number with, 0-1. Similar to decimal, when we exceed the largest possible number we can possibly get we move to the left. This also means that the property of multiplying a number by its base will shift it to the left is conserved in binary. I should also make note that shifting a number to the left will cause it to be multiplied by two, similary to decimal. Okay, now that I got this long string of information out of the way, do you remember extended notation in elementary school. Conversion between the two counting systems is similar. In extended notation we represent numbers as a sum of single digit numbers multiplied by the base to the power of an number, E.g 528 in decimal equals (5 × 100) + (2 × 10) + (2 × 1). To make things a tad bit nicer, I'm going to represent the same number in exponential notation. 528 now is represented as (5 ×10^2) + (2 × 10^1) + (8 × 10^0), which equals the same thing as standard form and extended notation, also, if you simplified the 10^x part, it would look exactly the same as expanded notation.. I really do need to clarify now that when we power a number by 0, we always get one, so a one's place is basically in every number system. Now when we convert a number from binary to base 10, we practically the exact same thing with the number system we all know and love. So, if we have the number 1011, we would convert it like this, 1011 = (1 × 2^3) + (0 × 2^2) + (1 × 2^1) + (1 * 2^1) = (1 × 8) + (0 × 4) + (1 × 2) + (1 × 1) = 8 + 2 + 1 = 11, therefore 1011 equals 11 in binary. It may be easier to understand if I explain what position there in, so the first digit, 1, is in the 8's place, which means it has a value of 8, the second digit, 0, is in the 4's place, so if it wasn't zero , it would equal 4, the third digit, 1 again, is in the two's place, so it has a value of 2, and finally the fourth digit, also 1, is in the one digit, meaning its value is 1. If you don't understand that than its not probably not your fault, I just probs did a bad job at explaining. Also, I'm aware that this is a one year comment, but I do think that if somebody was down here in the comments, and they also didn't understand it, it would atleast be helpful to have a comment like this if its understandable and I did do a good enough job. Finally, I do realize that I used comas very egregiously, but I do think it was a bit helpful to break up sentence structure, and make it a tad bit easier to understand.
@@moonyl5341 Is it actually since when I tried it I got something else Edit: You're actually wrong Hello in binary is "01001000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111"
Dude I’m taking a programming class and I have to learn binary for my test this week. Lmao you have no idea how much this video has helped
how did u do
Sita I still failed lmao. But hey at least I got the binary problems right
@@hotpocketmaster6926 lol
@@hotpocketmaster6926 I CANT WITH THIS COMMENT- 💀
Sptr _vstrlnd the best part is that I failed every single test in that class🥰🧚♂️✨💕🙈
Me: *writes 400 word essay in binary code*
Teacher: *WHY!!!*
He/she/it made you do it again
@@tgn3120 it?
@@sebastianreinfeld1912 if he/she identifies as a something not human because it's 2019
@@tgn3120 sorry my mind is stuck in the year 1670
Cause if I have to write 400 words u better read every freakin word of that essay, not just the beginning and ending 🤣
Now I can impress the ladies with my 0s and 1s.
Nailed it
ROTFL
Please~ Stop XD
Hahaahaa yeah right
I WANT TO DO THAT TOO HAHAHAAH:)
There are 10 types of people in the world
Those who know binary
And those who don’t
I wont like this so i dont break 10
-Someone clever
TwT
yep so new
CAN THIS STOP BEING THE TOP COMMENT ON EVERY BINARY VIDEO
I already saw this comment from another vid
I used binary to confess my feelings yet she dont even have a clue🥺
Omg sammmeee
Bro, I know how it feels. So what ya gotta do it walk up to her, say in a smooth tone, "So do you wanna hang out sometime?" I know it can be extremely tough, especially if you have social anxiety like me and end up giving them a peice of paper that says in scribble letters:
*I'M AS CONFUSED AS A CHAMELEON IN A BAG OF SKITTLES*
and say:
"Hello there! I have a gift for thy, take it! I don't know..!" And then shuffle away.
...
I'm about to confess on last day of our school hope she understands 😓
707 is that you?
Not a smart move why would u do that
Good explanation for beginners for sure, but I'm surprised there's no mention at all of the ASCII or unicode standards. For those that want to understand about why does 0100 0001 = 65 = uppercase A; and 0110 0001 = 97 = lowercase a? It's because these evaluate to the starting positions of the upper and lower case alphabets in the most commonly used character encoding tables (ASCII and Unicode).
OK, what does 11101010 translate to letter/numbers? I was hoping there was a website I could just plug something in
yeah that's what I thought. I came here to understand ASCII and unicode bruhhh
This video is a few years old but I am just getting into IT work and this video helped a lot, with this video along with the content that I am studying you made it super easy. Thanks man!
This video made me cry because i didnt get a single word he said. 😭😭
pewyoutuber ikr
relatable
Me too😢
01001011011
(0*1)+(1*2)+(0*4)+(0*8)+(1*16)+(0*32)+(1*64)(1*128)+(0*256)+(1*512)+(1*1024)
What is the secret message >:)
@@deloresbrown4753 1746?
I guess it is the first tutorial that shows up... congratz
I have mastered this, and I'm gonna troll my programming professor by doing my homework in only binary instead of words lmao
You should have typed that comment in binary 😂
This IS useful. Think about it, have you ever found ypurself in a place where you dont want to say what your thinking outloud but still let people know. For example in a classroom trying to speak to your friend. This is good because even if the teacher catches you, they dont fucken have a clue whats on the paper.
rockymd13
You’re bicodegual
@@rockymd1344 i like to see argentinian inventions used in the world
Yea but its not very effective u have to write 8 times more than normal language
Unless they do
That can be super useful for cheating on a test or exam too. But I'm not that type of person so I won't lol
Skip here to get right to the text: 3:30
It’s useful in the computer world! Computers are only capable of reading binary at the machine level. It didn’t help for symbols or characters but this is pretty good!
That's it?! I struggled with binary alphabet, and it was this easy?
Hahahaha seriously
thank you so much!! i know it's been like 6 years, but this really helps me who's currently learning binary. ICT class is still teaching about how to convert binary, octal, hexadecimal stuff and how to convert them into decimals. i find that stuff interesting but still want more, like learning how convert it to text and not just numbers! so yeah, again this video really helped me, idk if you're still active now, didn't check your channel, i just found you from Google lol, thanks again!
Thanks for clearing up this misunderstanding I had with the alphabet and binary, that was very helpful. I would suggest maybe taking a little extra time in your videos to explain the reason why dec means ten and little tidbits like that. I understand if you want to be more to the point of the video but that would definitely add to the quality of information.
Kid you were good!
You explained it better than anyone else!
Still I'm 62 yes old, I'm just getting use to ordering on line🙃
Anyway...your a nice young man. GOD has Blessed you with the talent of mathematics geniuse.
God Blesd you!
i watched four videos on this and you explained it best out of all the videos i watched, thank you!
Who's here after Sakurai was flexing his binary counting?
Me haha
what is the maining off 107500 300+50 comvert to text thanks
My friend knows binary and he wrote a note in binary but no one else can solve it but now I can!!!
but what if the number was 01011111 that adds up to the 31 letter in the alphabet but there is only 26 letters and what about space and ' ? " < and stuff like that
Space is 00100000 :)
@@oponYT thank you
01011111 is underscore
Tbh i didn't know how to read binary after i watched this video... very helpful... thanks bro🙏
What about 001, like is it a uppercase or lowercase letter
I need to know this for c a digital electronics class and this is sooo helpful. Thank you so much
Thanks bro needed the lesson to decode some things
If theres any possible to change binary and still have the same text or theres a tool for that
E=5 , J=10 , O=15 , T=20 , Y=25
Always remember EJOTY. It makes it easy.👍
I want to convert a password protected zip folder in binary format in a .txt document. And be able to reconvert this txt file into original .zip file. Is it possible.
I know this video is old, but i watched a playthrough of a game and they had this binary code up, hence why im here cuz i wanted to try and decode it. And it was way easier than i thought, i just didn't know the 3 first were for upper/lower. BUT! I noticed that they had a "00100000" in there. Which i assume is a space inbetween words. Because they had like "01010100 01101000 01100101" which spells "The" and then after had the "00100000".
So if anyone comes accross that, i guess that would mean an empty space or something.
can i memorise it by doing for example A1 B2 C3 D4 and so on upto Z26 so that i will recognize it easier and faster?
Learning javascript and book im reading talks about binary...trying to understand this since javascript uses binary depending on workflow
I get basically every unit is u mutiple of 2 when 1 is in place is this the same with 0 ?
that is so simple, thanks
I managed to decode the thumbnail myself after this.
1 It does afterall say hello
2 It took 5 years.
Thank you so much I can convert binary into decimal numbers now
Thank you for this tutorial. I’m trying to learn a lot of codes. But now I can show off to my friends that I know Morse and binary.
It IS easy, just confusing. There's a lot to try to remember in order to get that first letter but after you do it a few times it gets easier, just like anything else you try to learn in your life. I learned from watching the many videos on TH-cam. I saw a story about the UFO incident in 1980 at Rendlesham Forest where a soldier touched a landed UFO and all these zeros and ones went through his head, which was binary code, but he didn't know it at the time, and he managed to write them all down and it turned out to be a wealth of information when it was converted to text years later.
“he counted binary!”
This dude literally saved my ICT grades
Wanted to learn binary for fun, but this got me into it more! Thanks its so simple the way u explain
Waouu!
You are the most TH-cam publisher I have ever see!
I do like how you make everything easy and don’t scary people! You can be a good teacher! Thanks and keep it up👍👍
"00100000" this is for space right? Is it necessary to use that? because some people put that numbers
Best vid Ive found that explains this. Thanks
What about the space between the words !?
Thanks bruh may u live long cuz u did a good job
is there a way to make a space ?
How do you make a space in binary?
*me learning this cuz i wanna be like 707*
Sameeee LOLOL
Lol me too!! XD
Same,lol.
Same, and tbh, I haven’t seen that many, but I feel quite at home seeing the mysmes fans that I have seen here :,D
Very clear video
also I was sitting exactly like that throughout me watching it lol
Just curious, is there any websites that can translate binaries?
YOU HAD ME THEN YOU LOSS ME BUT I KEEP REPLAYING THIS VIDEO BECAUSE I BELIEVE YOU CAN HELP ME
3:30
thanks！
Don't skip it.. it has important info for beginners or people who didn't know about the decimal and binary connection in the first place
(16*0)+(8*1)+(4*0+(2*1)+(1*0)
Binary:
0101
0+8+0+2+0= 10
That was the secret message
@@babushkablyattv2751 01001011011
(0*1)+(1*2)+(0*4)+(0*8)+(1*16)+(0*32)+(1*64)(1*128)+(0*256)+(1*512)+(1*1024)
What is the secret message >:)
There’s really no point to knowing this.” When sky net takes over, you’re on the hit list. Sorry, I’m the randle from recess for sky
MAN, THIS IS A GREAT VIDEO, THANKS. I DIDNT GET IT, SO I WILL DOWNLOAD IT AND WATCH IT 100 MORE TIMES. I JUST WANTED TO SEE MY FIRST NAME IN ONES AND ZEROS.
Do you have some ideas for me on what to learn next? I learned Morse Code and Binary yet. What should I learn aswell? Do you have any ideas?
try learning sign language
@@Ai-uj4xu way to hard
@@thesenate6473 you can also learn just the signing alphabet, that alone has helped me a lot
@@Ai-uj4xu ok thank you
What if the the binary code is 00100000 what letter is this then it starts with 001 not 010 or 011 😢
it's not a letter and 00100000 is space
That's "D"
As someone who has been in the IT industry for ten years, I was really hoping this would be more complicated.
What about a space?
How to convert binary to graphics animation os and application software?
Memorizing A1Z26 code first before proceeding to binary yall. For me, it's much easier to memorize when writing words/sentences in A1Z26 (or any code) on paper
except morse
Thanks this helped me flex to my friends with my binary knowledge
How to write 8+5= in alphanumeric value?
This was being said on a comedy show and I had thought about it. It's fascinating How you can read Numbers into Letters and letters into numbers
I already know how to covert text to binary but i still havent found any tutorial teaching us how to create Binary sublimininals using wavepad ...Could you share with this with us???
sir question: Is there other way to bring back .bin file to arduino .ino file.. or sniff at least the source code.. thank you in advance.
Thanks! I am now one with the robots.
This video is very helpful for me Thank you very much 🙂🙂🙂🙂
damn you just taught me binary in like 3 minutes thank you.
Easiest tutorial fashoo.🔥🔥
Thankyou, because of this pandemic learning is quite hard and your video really help
If you put this method to minecraft you could make a txt with a machine and also you could make calculators and many more things
I had to watch this so many time to understand just a little bit
U said 010 is upper case but
Wat if it was 100 pls
And what if sum of last 5 numbers is more than 26?
It will help me in my today's exam
How did it become 0+8+2+0 where did he got the 8 and 2
. data center next door u can use raw bunary data and you forgot a packet then oops , what the letter again
What happens when you add a 2
Random Person I am no professional but 2 stands for an error. Sooo... I guess nothing happens ?
If you wanna add a two you must add a "1" at the 2nd number of your binary string
This saved my skin. Thanks!
You are THEE COOLEST YOUNGSTER on the interweb, your sharing of info to improve the human race is outstanding and impressive. I wish you much continued success and (not to get too religious) I pray that the good Lord above, holds you tight in his grasp and blesses you with the utmost of contentment, ten fold! But honestly I have a good feeling that either way, your going to be juuuuuuust fine! Really. Good sh*t youngster, good sh*t!
Ok boomer
Miss Devilish lmao boomers always exaggerate everything
Im just 13 and i learned binary thank u so much :D
Same :)
My school wants us to learn all of these... (Im going to a technical high school)
Naruto army I like sasukr
This was soooooo helpful! Thank you!!
Thanks for your video now i learn new ideas☺️
Much appreciated you made it very simple!
I was actually trying to memorize the numbers. Very dumb of me. This helped a lot
Thank you u help me for my test..... Thank you very much
Way to go! Very helpful just what I was looking for thanks man. Peace.
How can you be contacted?
Thank you for the video. i am able to finish my assignment because of it.
Thank you for video. #learnbinary #computerstuff #enjoylife
Easiest explanation Ever.
If the 0 or zero is nothing why does it become ten after the one is in front clearly stated the zero is none , what you outta say is the zero is the most in valuable that represents nothing and gives you unlimited option or riches
you look at the 1 position from right to left
so as an example, a=00001
b=00010
c=00011
010=caps
011=no caps
Best explaination, thanks man
Wow. This was so helpful
It's easy!. Just remember
Capital letters begins with
01......
And then you keep in mind how the last digits are changing.
For example;
We have capital "A" is
Rem 8 figure, so we go
01000001
B 000010
C 000011
D 000100
E 000101
Then you just continue
F 000110
G 000111
Keep in mind that the last digits.
Oneth
Tenth
Hundredth
Hundredth one
Hundredth ten
Hundredth eleven
Then, thousandth
Thousandth one
Thousandth ten
Thousandth eleven
Thousandth hundred
Thousandth hundred one
And so forth
I must be incredibly dumb with numbers because when he started explaining what Binary is everything just flew over my head. Huhuhu why do i have to be so stupid with numbers?imma watch this again until i understand Binary
Legend has it she still doesn't understand
In a counting system, we have a list of digits we are able to use, e.g decimal(base-10) uses 0-9. In order to represent a number larger than 9, you would have to reuse digits, e.g 10. Right here we have exceeded the one's place and moved to the ten's. Each time you go up a digit, you create a number 10 larger than the previous one, e.g 80 is 10x larger that 8, 800 is 10 larger than 80, and 8,000 is 10 larger than 800. This is because of the fact that we have ten different digits(including 0). This is also why when you multiply a number by 10 it shifts it to the left. In base-2(binary), you only have 2 digits to represent your number with, 0-1. Similar to decimal, when we exceed the largest possible number we can possibly get we move to the left. This also means that the property of multiplying a number by its base will shift it to the left is conserved in binary. I should also make note that shifting a number to the left will cause it to be multiplied by two, similary to decimal. Okay, now that I got this long string of information out of the way, do you remember extended notation in elementary school. Conversion between the two counting systems is similar. In extended notation we represent numbers as a sum of single digit numbers multiplied by the base to the power of an number, E.g 528 in decimal equals (5 × 100) + (2 × 10) + (2 × 1). To make things a tad bit nicer, I'm going to represent the same number in exponential notation. 528 now is represented as (5 ×10^2) + (2 × 10^1) + (8 × 10^0), which equals the same thing as standard form and extended notation, also, if you simplified the 10^x part, it would look exactly the same as expanded notation.. I really do need to clarify now that when we power a number by 0, we always get one, so a one's place is basically in every number system. Now when we convert a number from binary to base 10, we practically the exact same thing with the number system we all know and love. So, if we have the number 1011, we would convert it like this, 1011 = (1 × 2^3) + (0 × 2^2) + (1 × 2^1) + (1 * 2^1) = (1 × 8) + (0 × 4) + (1 × 2) + (1 × 1) = 8 + 2 + 1 = 11, therefore 1011 equals 11 in binary. It may be easier to understand if I explain what position there in, so the first digit, 1, is in the 8's place, which means it has a value of 8, the second digit, 0, is in the 4's place, so if it wasn't zero , it would equal 4, the third digit, 1 again, is in the two's place, so it has a value of 2, and finally the fourth digit, also 1, is in the one digit, meaning its value is 1. If you don't understand that than its not probably not your fault, I just probs did a bad job at explaining. Also, I'm aware that this is a one year comment, but I do think that if somebody was down here in the comments, and they also didn't understand it, it would atleast be helpful to have a comment like this if its understandable and I did do a good enough job. Finally, I do realize that I used comas very egregiously, but I do think it was a bit helpful to break up sentence structure, and make it a tad bit easier to understand.
@@tgn3120 i still don't. Hahaha but i obtained legendaru status so that's good.
Why was going to say there are 10 people in this world joke but it's in every binary vid ever...
What is “Hello”? I’m too lazy to find out :(
0101000 0110101 0111100 0111100 0111111
@@moonyl5341 Is it actually since when I tried it I got something else
Edit: You're actually wrong Hello in binary is "01001000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111"