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OCR: $adipeded b3961 remaindeBinner Guide Macintosh Assembly Language Programming Page Therefore 255 in binary is 11111111 The last example is 471 512 Is too big, So: 471 255 remainder 215 div 128 remainder 8C 89 div remainder 25 ip 25 div remainder div remainder div 471 binary is: 111011001 that's nine bits. T admit it isn easy but here are some more examples expanded to bits. 128 X 4 21 25 56 90 To show that a number Is binary, we precede it with a percent sign %1010101 Eight bits are termed byte. One byte can hold 256 different values so every conceivable letter and punctuation mark can be in one byte or alternatively 256 "different machine code instructions can be defined or 256 different colours for a pixel As we know the 68000 likes its instructions in 16 bit chunks, these are called word ...

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