The term binary code can mean several different things:
- There are a variety of different methods of coding numbers or symbols into strings of bits, including fixed-length binary numbers, prefix codes such as Huffman codes, and other coding techniques including arithmetic coding.
- binary and text files on computers are represented as binary codes
- and characters within text files can be represented by any of a number of character code systems, including ASCII, EBCDIC and Unicode.
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In the binary system, each digit position represents a value of 2 binary numbering system, which consists of just two unique numbers, 0 and 1.
Capital letters
A.01000001
B.01000010
C.01000011
D.01000100
E.01000101
F.01000110
G.01000111
H.01001000
I.01001001
J.01001010
K.01001011
L.01001100
M.01001101
N.01001110
O.01001111
P.01010000
Q.01010001
R.01010010
S.01010011
T.01010100
U.01010101
V.01010110
W.01010111
X.01011000
Y.01011001
Z.01011010
lowercase letters
a.01100001
b.01100010
c.01100011
d.01100100
e.01100101
f.01100110
g.01100111
h.01101000
i.01101001
j.01101010
k.01101011
l.01101100
m.01101101
n.01101110
o.01101111
p.01110000
q.01110001
r.01100010
s.01100011
t.01100100
u.01100101
v.01100110
w.01100111
x.01101000
y.01101001
z.01101010
numbers 0-9
0.00110000
1.00110001
2.00110010
3.00110011
4.00110100
5.00110101
6.00110110
7.00110111
8.00111000
9.00111001