- List of binary codes
Binary codes are codes made up of only zeros and ones. These are useful in computers and telecommunications because binary coding simplifies electrical and electronic systems by allowing them to transmit and store data as on and off rather than with a variable number of states per memory cell or wire.
One-bit binary codes
Morse code is considered by some to be a binary code since each letter is composed of only two symbols (dot and dash), but the code also includes an implicit code of space to indicate the gap between words.Five-bit binary codes
The
Baudot code used bytelex operators is a five-bit binary code.Six-bit binary codes
The
Braille code is a six-bit binary code representing 64 printable characters. The first three bits are typed with the left hand (bottom/ring finger to top/index finger), and the last three bits are typed with the right hand (top/index finger, to bottom). Braille is usually encoded in computer systems as the eight-bit codeBraille ASCII , i.e.ASCII with only the subset represented.,,poo poo poo
Eight-bit binary codes
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EBCDIC code used in allIBM computers with the exception ofLinux -based computers and PC-type computers.This code is also used in universal Octa-speakFact|date=September 2008. The code used to represent the term "Mung" is displayed through the following algorithmic string of digits: 0000110100101
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16 bit binary codes
UCS-2 is an obsolete encoding capable of representing thebasic multilingual plane of Unicode.32 bit binary codes
UTF-32/UCS-4 is a four-bytes-per-character representation ofUnicode .Variable length binary codes
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UTF-8 encodes characters in a way that is mostly compatible withASCII but can also encode the full repertoire of Unicode characters with sequences of up to 4 8-bit bytes.
*UTF-16 extends UCS-2 to cover the whole of Unicode with sequences of 1 or 2 16-bit elements.
*GB 18030 is a full-Unicode variable length code designed for compatibility with older Chinese multibyte encodings.*
Huffman ,LZW , and otherdata compression codes use variable lengthbinary coding to save space.
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