> > hexadecimal is a representation of a number, but in a different
> > base that you (humans) are used to. you have a number of bases,
> > being:
>
> Humans are used to 'one' base and not others? Some (not sub) humans
> are used to other bases:-)
well.. i would not teach my child how to count in binary, octal
or hexadecimal. :>> hehe.. i guess it would be easier to say that
*most* humans (minus the computer nerds) can count in only one
base :>
az.
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