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This program encodes user input into binary data! // convert the character into its ASCII decimal encoding. var numericValue = text.charCodeAt(i); // then convert that decimal value into its equivalent binary encoding. var binaryValue = decimalToBinary(numericValue); // and combine each binary encoding to get the resulting binary string.
So it's pretty easy to learn to look at a two-bit number and translate it into decimal. With a little effort, you can learn to do it with four-bit numbers. 0001 = 0x8 + 0x4 + 0x2 + 1x1 = 1 . 1010 = 1x8 + 0x4 +1x2 +0x1 = 10 . Binary is used for a lot of things. One of the things it can be used for is simple counting.
TLDR: Manual binary code translation instructions below. Translator first link at the bottom. Binary code seems to have become a theme in Mark’s most recent videos (and ironically one of the comment sections on a post in this sub.) I figured I could leave a post on how to translate binary to text both manually and with a translator.
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Oh I've tried I made the converted text to binary and then got stuck here is the code: def string_to_binary(text):
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In binary, 01000001 is the digital code for the capital letter "A". "01001000" doesn't "equal" to H in decimal, it's equal to 72, which corresponds to H on the ASCII table. The problem everyone is having is that the message is "01000001 01001000" NOT "0100000101001000". The space is important and must be accounted for when translating from binary.
Works fine for me so far, however not actually sure if it works for .mca. Have fun looking around! .dat files are mostly NBT data, so you can use NBTStudio to read data from those. I would also recommend Universal Minecraft Editor, but it's outdated, and no longer accessible from official sources, which is why i inserted an Archive.org URL.