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Taking this to the extreme, you could "store" 65535 1-bit values in one 16-bit value. You just have to keep track of how many of them are equal to 1.
by yshklarov 9y ago
Taking this to the extreme, you could "store" 65535 1-bit values in one 16-bit value. You just have to keep track of how many of them are equal to 1.
- uniformlyrandom 9y agoThank you - this is a much better explanation of how this 'storage' works.
- ViktorV 9y agoI think this is not true for single bits this way.