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    The document provides a table that shows the decimal, hexadecimal, and binary representations of the values from 0 to 15. It explains that hexadecimal uses 16 characters (0-9 and A-F) to represent values. It also gives examples of converting between denary, binary, and hexadecimal representations. Additionally, it defines some common operators for comparisons as well as if and while statements in programming.

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    26/09/22

    Hexadecimal - Base 16 - 16 Characters - 0123456789ABCDEF

    Value Denary Hex Binary

    Zero 0 0 0000
    One 1 1 0001
    Two 2 2 0010
    . . . .
    . . . .
    . . . .
    Nine 9 9 1001
    Ten 10 A 1010
    Eleven 11 B 1011
    Twelve 12 C 1100
    Thirteen 13 D 1101
    Fourteen 14 E 1110
    fifteen 15 F 1111

    Den -> Bin -> Hex ->


    183 10110111 B7
    Split line in half
    1011=11 0111=7

    Qu. 0011 1000


    Ans. 38
    Qu.1010 0010
    Ans.A2
    Qu.1100 1001
    Ans.

    != not equal to
    >= greater than equal to

    X is a variable
    “X” is a string

    If statements
    If age >17: condition statements
    Indent print (“”)

    While loops while the condition is true :


    Indentation

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