binary in Latin
binary in Latin is binus — binary means based on just two options, states, or values.
binary in Latin
binus
Having two equally important parts; related to something with two parts.
What does "binary" mean?
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adj Based on just two options, states, or values.
"Life is rarely a binary question with only one right and one wrong answer."
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adj Relating to the base-2 number system, which uses only 0s and 1s.
"Computers store all data internally in binary."
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noun The base-2 number system itself.
"In binary, the number two is written as one followed by a zero."
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binary in a sentence
- Life is rarely a binary question with only one right and one wrong answer.
- The survey offered a binary yes or no choice for every question.
- Computers store all data internally in binary.
- In binary, the number two is written as one followed by a zero.
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What is "binary" in Latin?
"binary" in Latin is binus. binary means: Based on just two options, states, or values.
How do you use "binary" in a sentence?
Example: "Life is rarely a binary question with only one right and one wrong answer." In Latin, "binary" is binus.
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