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hi everyone today we will talk about the decimal and binary number systems and i will of course show you how to convert numbers from one to the other so first letamp;#39;s talk about the decimal system in the decimal system we use digits from 0 to 9 to create numbers and since we are using 10 digits we also call this system base 10 so when we take the number 1024 for example we can see that itamp;#39;s made out of four ones two tens zero hundredths and one thousand and when we look a bit deeper we notice that all the multiplicands are actually powers of 10 because 1 is also 10 in a power of 0. 10 is also 10 in a power of 1. then 100 equals to 10 and a power of 2 and lastly 1000 is 10 in a power of 3. now i am sure that most of us are very familiar with the decimal system from childhood but how about the binary one the binary system is only using two digits to create numbers zero and one and since we only have two digits in our toolbox we call this system base 2. now in base 10 we hav
