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Actually, it was a way of saying 32 >.> But hey, if you want to take it as a reset...

Well...with the statement of binary, I worked it out and thought it was saying zero....but yeah, I see how it is 32. Simple multiplication.

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Well, the binary befuddled me. >_> So I had no clue what you were going for...

12.

Binary is a number system based on 2, so 32 is 10000 in binary -- it's a nice round number.

Lucky thirteen.

o3o I see. What's the point of the binary system?

14.

Instead of needing to keep track of ten separate levels of information like in decimal, binary can represent any number using only "on" and "off" states. This means that a machine can check for the presence or absence of something (magnetic polarity, electric charge, etc.) to express a number.

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