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By saltirenews
Binary Clock
In our binary digital clock, beads in the up position represent the binary digit 1, beads in the down position represent 0.  Bead positions represent binary numbers:  red beads for hours, purple for minutes and cyan for seconds.

Tags: clocks, binary-numbers

By saltirenews
Binary Test
Drag the beads to form the number displayed.  Drag the bead along the wire by clicking on the bead's center point. Push the bead up  to represent the binary digit 1, drag the bead down to represent the binary digit 0.  Click the refresh button to get another number.

Tags: binary-number-practice

By Phil Todd
Binary Abacus
Can you represent a decimal number with this binary abacus? Up is 1, down is 0.  The least significant bit is to the right. Refresh the page to get a new problem.

Tags: binary, decimal, number,


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