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in this video were going to talk about how to convert binary into gray code and also how to convert gray code into binary but first lets go from binary to gray code so here we have a table on the right lets start with a simple example lets start with the binary code zero one one so the first thing we need to do is we need to rewrite the msb that is the most docHub bit which is zero now the next thing were gonna do is were gonna compare these two numbers if theyre the same were gonna write zero if theyre different were going to write one zero and one are different so were going to put one next lets compare these two so one and one theyre the same so were going to write zero and thus we can see that the binary code zero one one to the gray code 0 1 0. so lets try some more examples lets convert the binary code 1 1 0 into gray code so lets just keep this here for reference so first were going to write the msb the most docHub bit 1 and then well compare the fir