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hi Iamp;#39;m Miss Hearn letamp;#39;s get started in aski American Standard code of information interchange the capital letters are represented by the Numbers 65 through 90 and the lowercase letters start up again at 97 and weamp;#39;re going to look at how these numbers which are in base 10 can be converted to Binary this is useful because many computers use binary and um the purpose of these numerical codes is for the use by computers so letamp;#39;s talk about how to convert the number 65 which represents the letter a in asky into binary so whenever you want to con five to base two or really any decimal number to a binary number weamp;#39;re going to divide it repeatedly by two so weamp;#39;re going to take 65 / by two and get 32 remainder 1 and then weamp;#39;re going to repeat that proc process over and over again making a note of the remainder until we get down to zero with some remainder now when youamp;#39;re dividing by two the remainder is always going to be zero or o
