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Binary numbers – Why do we need to know about them? Complete the following passage binary numbers in computing using the word bank provided. Some of the missing words have been started for you. Word bank Binary C/C++ Computer Digital Efficient Every Interpreter Language One Programming languages Sketch Syntax Theoretically Zero Computers have different , you may have heard of some of them such as C, HTML, Python or Scratch. Regardless of what language you program in they all convert to numbers when running through the c . This is because computer processors only work at base level as “on” or “off”. They are a machine and only have or (off or on) as a state to calculate. computer, regardless of its age or specification works on binary numbers at its core. You need to understand that binary is a counting system that can is used to tell a computer what to do. All a programming does is make the binary system easier to understand and use by acting as an between plain human speak and computer speak. It is possible to program a computer using binary only, but this would be an enormous task and it is much more using a programming language instead. These languages have dictionaries of commands, and terminology preloaded for you to use. This is what we have already been doing with the Blink in Arduino. The language that Arduino is based on is . Computers only use ones and zeros to store data. This is because they are electronic and therefore store data as either on (one) or off (zero). Sometimes the terms high and low are used to represent ones and zeros.