transcribing binary numbers

[Julia Erickson]

What is the proper way to transcribe binary numbers?  Please see the two attachments.

Do I place a number sign before each 0 and 1?  Do I use Nemeth indicators? Do I use a tn?

If the binary numbers are different for each example and  you could transcribe the first binary number on each graph as an example, that would be helpful.

I am unable to  locate a rule or best practice to transcribe binary numbers.

Thanks you for you help.

[kdejute]

Julia,

Thank you for your question. It looks like your files were too large to upload. Could you please condense them, "zip" them, or attach a picture of them?

While I am here, please let me make a preliminary observation: In binary code, each letter of the alphabet (or Arabic numeral, or instruction to a computer, etc.) is represented by one binary pattern, which is a series of zeros and ones. For example, the lowercase letter a is represented by the binary pattern 01100001  That whole string of zeros and ones together functions as a binary pattern, and the zeros and ones are not separate entities; it's only when they all work together that they mean a

If you can upload or more fully describe your examples, I think I can give you a more specific response.

–Kyle

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