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I wish I could see how computers really work. Computers see everything as ones and zeroes. Even me? AAARGH! Whats happening!? Where AM I? Youre inside your computer! You SAID you wanted to see how they work. Couldnt you just tell me? Now what? To get around in the computer world, youre going to need to speak binary. Whats BINARY? Binary is a system of numbers that has only two digits, 1 and 0. No twos? Or threes? Or fours? Or fives? Or Nope, just two kinds of numbers, one and zero. Why would you get rid of all the other numbers? The binary system is very useful in electronics, because you can use the ones and zeroes to stand for on and off. Like flipping a switch? Exactly. Imagine zero stands for OFF, and one means youve switched it ON. Okaaay I know it can be confusing, because you come from a decimal world. Decimals? We have 10 fingers. So we get used to counting by 10s. Thats what decimal means. Deci- means 10. Like how decade means 10 years? Right. So when you count up o