How many bits?

[IMPERIUS]

Hi!

I need some help with school since I'm quite active during classes (in other stuff).

Can you tell me how many bits I need for the dezimal system (0-9), for the alphabet and for all the signs in general?

[minibois]

OVAR 9000!!!!

Shitposting is useless.

 

Hi!

I need some help with school since I'm quite active during classes (in other stuff).

Can you tell me how many bits I need for the dezimal system (0-9), for the alphabet and for all the signs in general?

Seems like it is 7 or 8 bits. I looked up "ASCII bits"

And this is what I found:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14690159/is-ascii-code-7-bit-or-8-bit

I guess you meant ASCII?

 

EDIT: Maybe this is useful to you:

http://www.ascii-code.com/

[IMPERIUS]

Shitposting is useless.

Seems like it is 7 or 8 bits. I looked up "ASCII bits"

And this is what I found:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14690159/is-ascii-code-7-bit-or-8-bit

I guess you meant ASCII?

EDIT: Maybe this is useful to you:

http://www.ascii-code.com/

Thanks, 7 bit for everything, 4 for numbers 0-9

[Nikeshp79]

Hi!

I need some help with school since I'm quite active during classes (in other stuff).

Can you tell me how many bits I need for the dezimal system (0-9), for the alphabet and for all the signs in general?

In general,

 

You need to work out the number of different "signs", e.g. The alphabet, has 25.

 

Then you need to find log₂(25), which will give you a number which, when rounded up, is the amount of bits you require. I done physics OCR AS last year, so I remember GL

[IMPERIUS]

In general,

You need to work out the number of different "signs", e.g. The alphabet, has 25.

Then you need to find log₂(25), which will give you a number which, when rounded up, is the amount of bits you require. I done physics OCR AS last year, so I remember GL

Hah I'm in the first year of high school and the techers just say to us: you need x bits for this and that" and thats about it for us lol

[Nikeshp79]

Hah I'm in the first year of high school and the techers just say to us: you need x bits for this and that" and thats about it for us lol

Oh right haha, well using that formula will make it a lot easier

[shujin]

that's a really bad teacher. You just need to know how many variable you have and then you take the appropriate number of bit (1=2^0,2=2^2,3=2^3, ect ...) when I was trolling my french teacher by righting in bit I was using a 5 bit system but if you want to also have sign of maj you will need twice as much.