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OCR: Wed, Aug Beginncrs Guide To Macintosh Assembly anguage Programming Page 10 Decimal Hex Binary 0015 00010101 22 0016 101000 10 23 0017 1000 10 24 0018 0001 1000 25 0019 0001 1001 26 001A 0001 1010 27 001B 0001 1011 32 001C 001D 0001 0001 100 0 30 001E 1000 10 31 001F 0001 1 32 0020 001 100000 33 0021 0010000 34 0022 00100010 35 0023 001 100011 36 0024 001 100 100 37 0025 00100101 38 0026 001001 10 39 0027 001 1001 40 0028 00101000 The 68000 family can manipulate numbers as either bits, bytes words or longwords. Now that we know a little of how the computer uses numbers. how are they stored in memory? Because the numbers are represented in binary, which is a string of ones and noughts, its easy to go from theory to practise. In memory is represented by a voltage whilst nought represented by ...