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hey everyone so a few days ago i asked some of you guys if you want to see a video about a coding tv question and you basically said yes so here it is this is a question thatamp;#39;s been asked at facebook among other companies and the question is this youamp;#39;re given two strings each one representing a binary number for example one zero and one and you need to write a function that adds them together so one zero plus one should be one one just as an example and you need to do it in a way that doesnamp;#39;t convert these strings into numbers and weamp;#39;re going to call this function ba and that condition of not converting them into numbers is kind of silly but thatamp;#39;s just the question another example would be this one 101 plus 1 to 1 should be 1 0 1 0. and if you want to try solving this problem by yourself pause the video right here and feel free to use these unit tests that i wrote for this problem iamp;#39;m going to put a link to that in the description of thi
