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hey everyone welcome back and letamp;#39;s write some more neat code today so today letamp;#39;s solve add binary itamp;#39;s a simple explanation for a problem and itamp;#39;s an easy problem but itamp;#39;s got some nice little tricks to it that i think are interesting so weamp;#39;re given two binary strings a and b and all we want to do is return their sum as a binary string so thatamp;#39;s pretty simple right so in this case we have a is 1 1 and b is just 1 so we want to add these together right so letamp;#39;s go back to elementary school add these together what happens when we add one and one well we get a zero this is binary remember so we get a zero and then we get a carry one right so weamp;#39;re gonna carry a one weamp;#39;re gonna put it all the way up here right so now we move to the next position we add these together we add these two ones together what do we get again we get a zero because remember weamp;#39;re doing binary and we also end up getting a carry
