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Off the top of my head and according to what he meant by single number: - As a single entity: I usually think in decimal so you could write a "single" decimal
by untrothy 12y ago
Off the top of my head and according to what he meant by single number:
- As a single entity: I usually think in decimal so you could write a "single" decimal number (e.g. 234) and convert it to binary and the 1 and 0 character mean Yes / No.
- As a single character: You could just write a random character (e.g. ॐ ), specifying that is has to be interpreted as a number in Base N+1 and ॐ + 1 = 10. This is useless though.