What is the binary numerical system?

☝️Binary Numeral System; The binary number system was given this name because it uses two symbols to represent numbers, which are the symbol 0 and the symbol 1. Sometimes the counting system with a base number is called two (Base 2), because the binary system uses the base 2 system, and each of the symbols used to represent the binary number is called a (bit). For example, the number 2 corresponding to it in the binary number system is (10110100), which is a number consisting of eight symbols, and thus it becomes “8 bits” or as Written in English (8bit). ✌️When reading any number in the binary counting system, we read each symbol separately. For example, the number 2 (100) is read as “one zero zero” or read from the right as “zero zero one”, and is not read as a hundred. 👌 What is the benefit of learning the binary number system? As you know (or you have heard) that electronic devices and computers only understand zero and one, so that pictures and other files that you deal with on a daily basis on computers are stored in the form of a set of symbols consisting of zero and one. Zero and one are two symbols, and therefore they can be dealt with in arithmetic methods by using the binary counting system. 👏 Let us not forget that the computer contains electronic components, the most important of which are the “transistor” and the “capacitor.” These two components either contain a positive electrical charge (here we symbolize it as 1) or an empty charge (here we symbolize it as 0), and this system is considered one of the first programming languages. 👈In order to be able to know how the computer executes programming commands, you must know how to deal with numbers using the binary counting system.