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    This document provides a binary key that assigns 0 or 1 values to each letter of the alphabet. It instructs the reader to write their name in binary by coloring the squares representing each letter's binary value, with zeros in red, ones in blue, and a yellow space between each letter when transcribing their name. The reader is directed to a second page where they can color in the squares to encode their name in binary.

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    This document provides a binary key that assigns 0 or 1 values to each letter of the alphabet. It instructs the reader to write their name in binary by coloring the squares representing each letter's binary value, with zeros in red, ones in blue, and a yellow space between each letter when transcribing their name. The reader is directed to a second page where they can color in the squares to encode their name in binary.

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    Code Your Own Name: Letter Binary Letter Binary

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    FaZida Bakri
    This document provides a binary key that assigns 0 or 1 values to each letter of the alphabet. It instructs the reader to write their name in binary by coloring the squares representing each letter's binary value, with zeros in red, ones in blue, and a yellow space between each letter when transcribing their name. The reader is directed to a second page where they can color in the squares to encode their name in binary.

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    Code Your Own Name

    Using the binary key below, you can see that the represents 0 and the represents 1. Write your name using binary by
    colouring in the boxes on the following page. Colour in the zeros red and the ones blue. Colour in a space after every letter yellow.

    Letter Binary Letter Binary


    A N

    B O

    C P

    D Q

    E R

    F S

    G T

    H U

    I V

    J W

    K X

    L Y

    M Z

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