Hexadecimal is a representation method that treats 0-15 as one digit, where 0-9 are numbers and 10-15 are alphabets. The base 16 of a hexadecimal number is called the radix.
See Sheet2 for conversion to and from decimal and binary numbers.
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Hexadecimal is a representation method that treats 0-15 as one digit, where 0-9 are numbers and 10-15 are alphabets. The base 16 of a hexadecimal number is called the radix.
See Sheet2 for conversion to and from decimal and binary numbers.