ModernBinary

An esoteric programming language that hides your code behind ASCII numbers

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Calculate and convert characters in modern binary

Modern binary language has relatively easy and difficult calculations. The characters are originally English characters, but must be written as numbers when executed.

How to translate characters into binary modern?

First need to convert the character numbers to ASCII format, respectively. (Numbers [1-9] start at 49 in ASCII, and English letters [a-z] start at 97 ASCII)

Example :

hello Letters in ASCII format :

h ==> 104
e ==> 101
l ==> 108
l ==> 108
o ==> 111

• As a result -> 1101000 1100101 1101100 1101100 1101111

Then we have to multiply each number by the index number of that number. (Note: Indexes start at 1, because if they start at 0, the first number is 0)

Example :

1101000 * 1 = 1101000
1100101 * 10 = 11001010
1101100 * 11 = 101000100
1101100 * 100 = 110110000
1101111 * 101 = 1000101011

• As a result -> 1101000 11001010 101000100 110110000 1000101011

You now have a phrase in modern binary language and can use it in your code!