Hexadecimal | 2.4 | OCR GCSE Computer Science | J277
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- How many bases is hexadecimal?
- Base-16
- How many bits does each hexadecimal digit represent?
- 4 bits / 1 nibble
- Why is hexadecimal easier to read and write with than binary?
- Because hexadecimal uses fewer digits to represent the same number. - There is also a lower chance of making a mistake.