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Spanish 'binary' page translation
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<li><a href="about.html">acerca de</a></li>
</ul><br>
<div class="content">
Let's dive right into the magical land of data.<br>
Met&aacute;monos en el m&aacute;gico mundo de los datos.<br>
<br>
What's the symbol for five? <b>5</b><br>
What's the symbol for ten? <b>10</b><br>
&iquest;Cu&aacute;l es el s&iacute;mbolo del cinco? <b>5</b><br>
&iquest;Cu&aacute;l es el s&iacute;mbolo del diez? <b>10</b><br>
<br>
But wait, isn't that the symbol for one and zero?<br>
Pero, esper&aacute;... &iquest;No es ese el s&iacute;mbolo del uno y el del
cero?<br>
<br>
Right, so in our numbering system, when we get to the number ten, we write the symbol
for one and zero. There is no symbol for ten, we simply recycle the ones we already have.
Because of this we call our numbering system "base-ten", or "decimal".<br>
Claro... Entonces, en nuestro sistema de numeraci&oacute;n, cuando llegamos al
n&uacute;mero diez, escribimos el s&iacute;mbolo del uno y el del cero. No hay
un s&iacute;mbolo para el diez, simplemente reciclamos los que ya
ten&iacute;amos. Por esto es que llamamos a nuestro sistema de numeraci&oacute;n
"de base diez" o "decimal".<br>
<br>
"<span style="color: #008800">Ones</span> and <span style="color: #AA0000">zeros</span>",
"<span style="color: #008800">true</span> and <span style="color: #AA0000">false</span>",
and "<span style="color: #008800">on</span> or <span style="color: #AA0000">off</span>"
are all terms you have probably heard before. What these are all referring to is a
<i>different</i> kind of numbering system. For our decimal system, we write a '10' when we
get to ten, but for binary, we write a '10' when we get to two. There is no symbol for two
in binary, exactly how there is no symbol for ten in decimal.
"<span style="color: #008800">On</span>" or "<span style="color: #AA0000">off</span>"
simply refers to
'<span style="color: #008800">1</span>' or '<span style="color: #AA0000">0</span>'
in binary.<br>
"<span style="color: #008800">Unos</span> y <span style="color: #AA0000">ceros</span>",
"<span style="color: #008800">verdadero</span> y <span style="color: #AA0000">falso</span>",
and "<span style="color: #008800">prendido</span> o <span style="color: #AA0000">apagado</span>"
son todos t&eacute;rminos que probablemente hayas escuchado antes. Todos ellos
se est&aacute;n refiriendo a <i>distintos</i> sistemas de numeraci&oacute;n.
En nuestro sistema decimal escribimos '10' cuando llegamos hasta diez, pero,
en binario, escribimos '10' cuando llegamos al dos. No hay un s&iacute;mbolo
para el dos en binario, del mismo modo que no hay un s&iacute;mbolo para el
diez en decimal.
"<span style="color: #008800">prendido</span>" o "<span style="color: #AA0000">apagado</span>"
simplemente se refiere a
'<span style="color: #008800">1</span>' o '<span style="color: #AA0000">0</span>'
en binario.<br>
<br>
Just to be sure you understand binary, try clicking the binary counter here:<br>
S&oacute;lo para estar seguros de que entend&eacute;s binario, prob&aacute;
clickear este contador binario:<br>
<br>
</div>
<canvas id="binaryInc" width="250" height="170"
style="border:1px solid #DDDDDD" ></canvas>
<script src="scripts/binaryInc.js"></script><br>
<script src="scripts/binary.js"></script><br>
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