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- text/299/27
- There are 256 possible
- combinations of "On" or "Off" in a
- group of eight. You can see how you
- can count with these:
- ~
- rectangle/346/81/577/88
- rectangle/403/81/516/88
- line
- 460/82/460/88
- 374/80/374/80
- 373/82/373/87
- 430/81/430/81
- 431/82/431/88
- 486/80/486/80
- 488/82/488/88
- 546/81/546/81
- 546/81/546/88
-
- fatbit
- 374/80/0
-
- fatbit
- 486/80/0
-
- changepattern1
- KC/346/80/580/88/347/126
- flood/560/83
- KV/345/80/581/89/339/70
- KV/344/125/583/136/339/92
- KC/340/93/575/103/342/119
- KC/340/119/578/128/341/144
- flood/531/96
- flood/525/122
- flood/564/123
- flood/501/147
- fatbit
- 546/126/0
- 546/125/0
- 546/124/0
- 546/123/0
- 546/122/0
- 546/121/0
-
- text/299/82
- White = "On" - This byte = 1
- ~
- text/398/104
- This byte = 2
- ~
- text/405/130
- This one = 3
- ~
- text/444/80
-
- ~
- text/393/155
- And this one = 4
- ~
-
-
- text/10/26
- The Read Only Memory (ROM)
- chips hold information that
- has been built into them. The
- RAM chips can remember what
- you tell them. But the only
- thing these two kinds of
- chips can remember are "on"
- and "off."
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- text/8/97
- The memory chips are
- divided into thousands of
- little compartments called
- bits. Each bit is either "on"
- or "off." The bits are
- grouped together in eights.
- Each group of eight bits
- is called a byte.
-
- ~
- line
- 217/159/259/159
- 260/159/261/159
- 112/168/112/168
- 112/169/154/169
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