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Originally posted by Garrett Rowe:
It seasier for computers to count in the binary system becausr there are only two states. 0 or 1, off or on, low voltage or high voltage. However you want o think of it. Think of a light switch, it only knows two states, either its off or its on. Its the same reasoning for computers working in the binary system. The computer doesnt have to, or need to keep track of ten different states (0 - 9) just two states (0 -1) off or on.

Hi,
Can anyone give some examples about the hardwares??

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Mert

Ok,
GArrret, I understood what you meant. But is there any advantage of using Binary for programmers ??

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Mert :roll:

Hi,
I would like to know that why is binary System is prefered instead of decimal System ?
In other words , what is the advantage of using binary System instead of decimal System ??

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Mert

Hi everyone,
CAn anyone also explain Binary systems by giving some examples?

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Mert :roll:

Thanks very much for your instructive explanation...

Mert

Hi everyone,
In spite of working on it , I still do not understand them exactly , only a little bit.

Can anyone please explain them shortly by giving examples??

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Mert

Hi everyone,
Can we create an instance of any bastract class??

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Mert

Hey,
Where are you?

Hi everyone,

On Monday , Bill Gates will come to my country and I have an opportunity to ask him questions. For this reason I am thinking on questions which are affective , have capability to make him think about it deeply.

THe reason of this selectiveness is that, only there are a few people can ask him a question.
Briefly , I am searching for perfect questions .

If you know these kind of questions please inform me.

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Mert

Thank you very much. Now I think I totally understood the topic.

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Mert

Hi Gerrret,
Could you please test your Enum class for me ?
I wonder about it.

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Mert

Why did you say " definitely not " ?
When I execute the codes that I sent,

System.out.println( trouser) represents baggy which is the object of the Size class type.

So CAn you explain your opinion???

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Mert

Hi,
Garrett's code is a little bit complicated for me. Can anyone explain command line argument by giving more simple examples Garrett ??

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Mert

Hi,
Garrett's code is a little bit complicated for me. Can anyone explain command line argument by giving more simple examples Garrett ??

Thanks,

Mert