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so to convert binary data into image form you need two bits of information you need the resolution and the color depth without those two things you canamp;#39;t work this out okay so the reason being you always start from the top left-hand corner of an image so if you know the color depth you know how many of these bits represent one pixel so in our example weamp;#39;ve said two so we know the third top left-hand corner should be one more and then the next pixel should be 0 0 then 0 0 then 0 1 etc and you would keep going and draw these pixels in a line across the screen because of the resolution in our example here is 4 by 4 pixels we know that after Iamp;#39;ve displayed 4 pixels I need to move on to the next line and carry on and then once Iamp;#39;ve done four more I move on to the next line and carry on if you write these this binary data out in picture form by using the resolution in the color depth you come up with this image here and thatamp;#39;s half the job done then al
