CSE 111, Fall 2004
Binary Codes
Last Update: 26 August 2010
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Some binary coding schemes used in computer science:
"ASCII - What is It and Why Should I Care?"
"ASCII", from the Webopedia
Unicode Homepage
Some websites on the
Binary Numbering System
:
"binary"
, from Eric Weisstein's
MathWorld
"binary"
(from the
Webopedia
)
"binary system"
(from
USByte.com
)
Binary Numbers
, by
John Rieman
Binary Numbers for Dummies
DECIMAL, BINARY, HEXADECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEMS
Number Systems
Selvia, John (1995),
"Binary Tutorial"
Just for fun:
Binary Finger Counting
Binary representation of negative and real numbers:
Ask Dr. Math: Binary Division and Negative Binary Numbers
Probably the best site to start with. The
"Dr. Math"
website has lots of good stuff on it.
Negative Binary Numbers
Negation in the Binary System
This website has lots of other general information on the binary system, too.
Representation of Numbers
This website has lots of other general information on the binary system, too.
"IEEE Floating Point Representations of Real Numbers"
Algorithms for converting between binary and decimal notation:
Our algorithm for converting a decimal numeral into a binary numeral
Another algorithm
Our algorithm for decoding a binary numeral back into a decimal numeral
Binary Magic Trick
Binary image-representation
Korean card choreography
(c)
Getty Images
How bitmaps work
.bmp
.gif
" Bitmapped Graphics"
small and large Woody Woodpecker
"Bitmap data"
small and large mountain
"Facts About Bitmap Images"
Bitmap paint brush image
Preston, Richard (2005, April 11),
"Capturing the Unicorn",
The New Yorker
: 28-33.
How two mathematicians came to the aid of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
"What Is a Pixel? Scanning Tips"
Has some great magnified images showing the pixels.
How RGB coding works:
RGB codes:
.bmp
.gif
RGB-Coded Colors
RGB colors
Tyson, Jeff (2004),
"How Computer Monitors Work"
Binary sound-representation:
How digital sampling of analog data works:
.bmp
.gif
"Digital Data"
"What is Digital Audio?"
Bewley, John (curator) (2004),
"Lejaren A. Hiller: Computer Music Pioneer"
[PDF] (UB Music Library Exhibit: May 24-Sept. 7).
Marriott, Michel (2004, 23 December),
"HOW IT WORKS: And You Thought Your Neighbor Had a Jumbo TV"
,
New York Times
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