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Welcome back to the course on C++.

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So today we will learn about no system.

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No system.

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So if you remember, we have already discussed in brief about numbers this system in our first lesson,

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but don't worry, we will start from scratch.

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OK, so I told you, no system can be categorized into two types weighted.

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And unweighted.

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Okay, so let us first talk about Richard and my system.

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So in Virginia, my system each digit.

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Has been assigned.

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Some veidt.

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On bases.

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Off deposition.

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Since we're tied, assigned on bases of position, so we can also say that it is a body tional.

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We waited.

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No system.

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Because Viertel assigned on bases of position decimal system is an example of victim number system.

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OK, so 235, let us take an example to 35.

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So here digital has a vote of 10 to the power to digitally has a vote of ten to the Pavon and digit

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five has a very tough 10 to the power.

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Zero.

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So each digit has been assigned some weights on basis of their position.

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And since the votes are assigned on basis of position.

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So it is also calls for additional weighted numbers system.

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OK, so let's talk about and Virginia, my system.

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Swain and rigid animal system, all digits.

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Have seen vid.

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Have seen vid.

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In my system is an example of unretired, no system.

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For example, one, one, one, and telling them the system did business team.

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All digits have same weight.

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That is when.

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So and we're in a mess system means all the dudes will have theme it.

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There is no system is an example of one.

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We didn't have a system because all the dudes are having same that this one.

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Our Topham visited and unweighted in my system, vigilant.

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My system is more important.

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And in my system is not important.

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And we will never use and we did them my system, because on Viginia, my system is very inefficient

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and time consuming.

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OK.

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For example, if you want to write 235 in unweighted, no more system, that is an Bailamos system.

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So how will you write 235 entire Lembo system?

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You will write when.

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When.

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When.

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When.

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When.

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When.

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How many times?

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You will write 235 times.

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When.

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And that will correspond to 235 in decimal.

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So unwaged know my system is very inefficient and time consuming.

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That's why we will never use it.

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So we will study only we did it on my system.

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So I engaged in my system.

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We will study four types of within in my system.

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First is decimal.

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Second is binary.

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Third is octal.

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And is hexadecimal.

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OK, so I invaded my system.

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These food are the most famous, rigid, no system, and hence we will study only these food.

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So let's start.

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So first time having decimal in my system.

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So decimal system is most commonly used name system, and we use it in our day to day life base or against

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it, our mix of our decimal number system is 10 and that digits are.

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Zero.

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One, two, three.

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Six, seven, eight and nine.

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So I'm having total 10 digits, or you can see Buzard radix of our decimal number system is 10.

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OK, so let's take an example.

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Let's say my number is three, two, five, eight and nine.

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So this is a decimal number.

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OK.

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So what is the rate of digit nine?

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So the rate of digit nine is ten to the power.

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Zero.

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We're double digit.

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Distant to the part when we double digit.

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Five is ten to the power to weight off.

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What did you do is to the power.

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Three.

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We are double digit for eastern with about four and so on.

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Ten to the power.

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Five 10 to the power.

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Sixteen to the power of seven.

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And it will keep going on.

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Okay.

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So invest malama system.

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My base or against it exist in and I am having to beloff 10 digits starting from zero till nine.

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And this is an example of four decimal number system.

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So this ten represent that.

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This is a decimal number.

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Okay, so 10 represent that.

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This is a decimal number.

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OK, so let's talk about bindery number system.

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By naming them my system.

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So, Bundeena, my system is important.

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Why?

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Because computer understand only binary, and that is zero.

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And when and data in computer memory is stored in binary.

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OK, so base order can say it.

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Relics of our by need.

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My system is doomed because I'm having only two digits to zero and one.

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Zero and one.

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Let's take an example, let's say when one zero zero one zero one supports.

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This is a binary number based two.

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So B is two means.

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This is a binary number.

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OK, so one has a very tough door to the bar as zero.

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This has a weight off to the Bodmin.

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This digit has a very tough to square.

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This dude has a very tough crowd of about three.

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This has a very tough to depart for.

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This has a weight of two to the power five.

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And this has a weight of two to the parsecs.

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And it will keep going on.

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Okay.

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So one, two, four, eight, sixteen, 32, 64 and so on.

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So these are words.

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OK.

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Him as this loser are.

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Now, let's talk about, OK, Bellambi system.

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Base or you can see the right mix of the lumber system, is it?

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And the digits are.

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Zero.

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One, two, three, five, six and seven.

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So I'm having total eight digits.

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That's very bizarre relics of our Columbus system, is it?

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Let us take an example.

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Suppose three.

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Five.

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One.

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Two.

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So this is an optimal number.

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Why?

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Because I have written it here.

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So this is represent that.

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This is that of the lumber.

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Very tough as you do is.

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It was about zero.

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We're double digit.

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One is eight to the bar, one very tough digit.

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Five is it to the power to their double digit.

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Three, is it to about three and so on.

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OK.

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It is about forwarded to the power of five.

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It is about a six and so on.

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Now, let's talk about hexadecimal and my system.

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Hexadecimal, no system.

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So in our computer's memory, addresses are stored in hexadecimal numbers.

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OK?

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In our computer's memory and this is stored in hexadecimal numbers.

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OK.

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So base or against the right mix of our hexadecimal number is.

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Sixteen.

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And their budget said.

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Zero.

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One, two, three, seven, eight, nine.

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And then I'm having A, B, C, D, E and F.

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So it means Den and be present.

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Fifteen.

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And here I am having 11 to 14.

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And 13.

167
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Okay, so these are total 16 digits.

168
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And I can see base or Reddick's of I hexadecimal.

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My system is 16.

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Let us take an example.

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When the three F to.

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Base 16.

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So this 16 represent that this is a hexadecimal number.

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We are double digit two is sixteen to the power about zero Veda offered digit F is 16 to the bar, one

175
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very tough digit.

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Three is sixteen to the power to their double digit.

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There is sixteen to the power 23.

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And similarly, we're double digit.

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One is 16, but about four.

180
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Now you may be thinking what is D and F?

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So there is basically 13.

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And efforts fifteen.

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So if we want to perform any calculation on hexadecimal numbers, I will consider these as Tartine.

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And I will consider efforts.

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Fifteen.

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OK.

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But if we want to represent 13 in hexadecimal number, I will write these.

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I will not write 13.

189
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I will read these.

190
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OK.

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So these are four most popular waited in my system.

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It takes off for days and the limbic system is Ben.

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Takes off by noon, and my system is too laidig, so -- love, my system is eight and radix off

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hexadecimal and my system is 16.

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I can also have many more rigid in my system, for example, base.

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Three rigid no system BS.

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We did the most system base, seven rigid, no system base, eleven rigid number system and minimal.

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And these four items most popular and we will only started this.

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OK.

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And in these four, we're doing them a system bindery and asimilar most important.

201
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OK.

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So in the next class, we will learn about convergence.

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So next class will be on convergence.

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So what is the meaning of confusion?

205
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Confusion means how will you convert a binary number to a decimal number?

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Or vice versa.

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Similarly, how we look on word are decimal number two in octa lumber or vice versa.

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Okay, so in next class we will learn about convergence.

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So I hope you enjoyed today's return.

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I will soon.

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The next one.
