Why do we need terinary, octal, hexa decimal if computer

To add another benefit - it also refers to a certain size. For example, 0x0001 You know it's just 1, but then u also know it's 2 bytes. You can't do that in base 10

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To add another benefit - it also refers to a certa...

yeah, specially memory address

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Mihai
59 - easiest to read and write

not really, especially when you look at raw data, because you can't easily convert between decimal and binary; bytes don't fit nicely in decimal. and usually the number "59" doesn't mean a lot, and it's as easy to relate something to 0x3B as it's to relate it to 59.

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Mihai

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If you need accurate answers, then make proper questions.

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Mihai
If you need accurate answers, then make proper que...

why do we need terinary, octal, hexa decimal if computer understands binary system only ?

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why do we need terinary, octal, hexa decimal if co...

Tell me how do you send/receive {pictures, audios, videos, binary files, plain text files} throught a network, without compressing, changing formats and with an accurate sequence without lossing data?

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So we can complicate things and look like geniuses 😂.

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