London | Elhadj Abdoul Diallo | Module-Tools | WEEK1- Number-systems #17
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This is a very thoughtful response to the assignment, and I particularly enjoyed getting to see your working throughout. You've shown a very good understanding of the course material this week, and with binary and hex numbers and their practical applications. Really good work!
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praise: It is a real pleasure to see you include your working here, you've employed a very reliable method for working these out consistently!
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praise: I've never done this manually so it's really useful to see this method illustrated!
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nitpick: One of the problems with hex numbers are that they often look like decimal ones, so we can avoid this ambiguity here by using 0x182
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I agree, thank you for bringing this up. I am going to update it.
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@ehwus Thank you for reviewing my work! I really appreciate it. |
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