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    The document is an instruction to complete a table by finding the character blocks, ASCII binary equivalents, number of bits, and setting the parity bit to even or odd based on the number of bits for the string "Hi, Word!". The table is then completed with 10 rows containing the letters in the string, their properties, and parity bits set accordingly.

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    The document is an instruction to complete a table by finding the character blocks, ASCII binary equivalents, number of bits, and setting the parity bit to even or odd based on the number of bits for the string "Hi, Word!". The table is then completed with 10 rows containing the letters in the string, their properties, and parity bits set accordingly.

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    BALLESTEROS, MARK ANDREI J.

    BSIT 501

    06 eLMS Activity 1

    Instructions
    Complete the table by finding each character block with its parity bit with the conditions: (30
    items x 1 point)

     Even parity is set to ‘1.’


     Odd parity is set to ‘0’.
     Use the string (“Hi, Word!”)

    Letter ASCII Binary Number of Parity Parity Bit Set ASCII Binary
    Equivalent Bits with Parity Bit

    1 H 100100 2 Even 0 10010000


    2 I 1101001 4 Even 0 11010010
    3 , 0101100 3 Odd 1 01011001
    4 [SPC] 0100000 1 Odd 1 01000001
    5 W 1010111 5 Odd 1 10101111
    6 O 1101111 6 Even 0 11011110
    7 r 1110010 4 Even 0 11100100
    8 D 1100100 3 Odd 1 11001001
    9 ! 0100001 2 even 0 01000010

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