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i dont understand # 4. hints?

Carol is correct, it is arranged alphabetically. and this is repeat,but not from this site, i mean the riddle or whatever was already written

this is a simple problem, think alphabetically here. no real decoding to do or anything

not what i was looking for, but good call

why is this # interesting? :-) 854917632

look how the rest of the threads i've made work i put this on because because there's nothing new

if these are replies, theyre wrong it isn't necessarily a # pattern or anything

am i being mocked

45056358416013

sweet! what if there is a fifth # would the column be 1,048,576

so, if i wanted to do B23 it would be b=2816 2=32 3=3 so...just wingin it here 2816+32+3=2851, which is the decimal #?

wait so, to get decimal or base ten u have to change the 10's to 16's. but where, in the scientific notation part of ur thing or in the 2000+5000etc. part

wait, im looking at achart and b=11,8=08,9=09,andd=13, or 1011,1000,1001, and 1101 it's like decimal and binary from hex or sumthing, explain maybe?

gaaaah im an idiot, i still don't understanad the formula, this is agitating lol

u want me to turn that into binary? because that's exactly where im confused help...

doesa this mean u can only create letters a-f with this code?

im still quite confused Base 16 (Hexadecimal) Numbering system Digits used are the Indian/Arabic numbers 0 thru 9 and the English letters A thru F. A represents 10, B represents 11, C - 12, D - 13, E - 14 and F - 15. Each number occupies a place value. When F is reached, the value goes to 0 and 1 is added to the next place value. 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,1A,1B,1C,1D,1E,1F,20,etc Each place value to the left is equal to 16 times the place value to the right which implies that each place value to the right is equal to the place value to the left divided by 16. continuing infinitely <- 65536,4096,256,16,1 Hexadecimal is used to represent binary data. Its use applies primarily to the representation of letters and numbers as they are stored in computers. One hex digit represents 4 binary digits. Thus using hex it is possible to represent groups of binary digits (bits) using the numbers 0 thru 9.and the letters A thru F. Octal also represents binray data, but octal represents 3 binary digits. It uses the numbers 0 thru 7 with no letters needed. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ your description and his don't sound anything alike

do any of you know to write/solve base 16 or hex, if so could u explain it to me in a way that is easy to understand?

what is the little name under your user name? can it be changed? i dont like the name quark:D

oh sry, im an idiot. the point is i wanted it to sound like a congrats.

u are right bout he binary and alphabetical thing, and that i made a mistake, howevernot to be pushy or anything, if your going to tell everyone the key to the problem u could at least answer it. with all do respect:-)

uhm... u can guess or sumthing

i think that's just the way people have made it sound and used in coversation.it's kind of like how a pimp used to be a bad thing and now it isn't i guess...

01010101//01100001/01110010/01100101//23/5/18/25//01110011/13/1/01110010/20 go for it.

629 meters:confused: