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Challenges Make my value binary

Challenge What do computers understand? That's right, binary. All files are turned into binary digits when you run them, but what if I suggest giving you an int then turn it into it's binary value...

14 answers  ·  posted 3y ago by General Sebast1an‭  ·  last activity 2y ago by Olin Lathrop‭

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#3: Post edited by user avatar General Sebast1an‭ · 2021-09-03T08:07:33Z (about 3 years ago)
  • > Looks like this challenge has been well-received. The challenge will remain on this place. This quote block will be removed after some time, just left out as a notice.
  • # Challenge
  • What do computers understand? That's right, binary. All files are turned into binary digits when you run them, but what if I suggest giving you an `int` then turn it into it's binary value.
  • - Take input of a non-negative decimal integer and output its binary value/form.
  • - Any preceding zeros don't need to be outputted.
  • - This is <a class="badge is-tag">code-golf</a>, so the shortest program wins. Yep, not by language.
  • # Test Cases
  • ```none
  • n = 0
  • Output: 0
  • n = 1
  • Output: 1
  • n = 5
  • Output: 101
  • n = 12
  • Output: 1100
  • n = 31
  • Output: 11111
  • n = 4096
  • Output: 1000000000000
  • ```
  • # Challenge
  • What do computers understand? That's right, binary. All files are turned into binary digits when you run them, but what if I suggest giving you an `int` then turn it into it's binary value.
  • - Take input of a non-negative decimal integer and output its binary value/form.
  • - Any preceding zeros don't need to be outputted.
  • - This is <a class="badge is-tag">code-golf</a>, so the shortest program wins. Yep, not by language.
  • # Test Cases
  • ```none
  • n = 0
  • Output: 0
  • n = 1
  • Output: 1
  • n = 5
  • Output: 101
  • n = 12
  • Output: 1100
  • n = 31
  • Output: 11111
  • n = 4096
  • Output: 1000000000000
  • ```
#2: Post edited by user avatar General Sebast1an‭ · 2021-09-02T04:33:46Z (about 3 years ago)
  • > This challenge is currently in the beta. If given enough positivity, this challenge will remain here. If not, feel free to make changes and clear out misinformation in the [sandboxed post](https://codegolf.codidact.com/posts/283649/).
  • # Challenge
  • What do computers understand? That's right, binary. All files are turned into binary digits when you run them, but what if I suggest giving you an `int` then turn it into it's binary value.
  • - Take input of a non-negative decimal integer and output its binary value/form.
  • - Any preceding zeros don't need to be outputted.
  • - This is <a class="badge is-tag">code-golf</a>, so the shortest program wins. Yep, not by language.
  • # Test Cases
  • ```none
  • n = 0
  • Output: 0
  • n = 1
  • Output: 1
  • n = 5
  • Output: 101
  • n = 12
  • Output: 1100
  • n = 31
  • Output: 11111
  • n = 4096
  • Output: 1000000000000
  • ```
  • > Looks like this challenge has been well-received. The challenge will remain on this place. This quote block will be removed after some time, just left out as a notice.
  • # Challenge
  • What do computers understand? That's right, binary. All files are turned into binary digits when you run them, but what if I suggest giving you an `int` then turn it into it's binary value.
  • - Take input of a non-negative decimal integer and output its binary value/form.
  • - Any preceding zeros don't need to be outputted.
  • - This is <a class="badge is-tag">code-golf</a>, so the shortest program wins. Yep, not by language.
  • # Test Cases
  • ```none
  • n = 0
  • Output: 0
  • n = 1
  • Output: 1
  • n = 5
  • Output: 101
  • n = 12
  • Output: 1100
  • n = 31
  • Output: 11111
  • n = 4096
  • Output: 1000000000000
  • ```
#1: Initial revision by user avatar General Sebast1an‭ · 2021-08-30T16:24:27Z (about 3 years ago)
Make my value binary
> This challenge is currently in the beta. If given enough positivity, this challenge will remain here. If not, feel free to make changes and clear out misinformation in the [sandboxed post](https://codegolf.codidact.com/posts/283649/).

# Challenge

What do computers understand? That's right, binary. All files are turned into binary digits when you run them, but what if I suggest giving you an `int` then turn it into it's binary value.

- Take input of a non-negative decimal integer and output its binary value/form.
- Any preceding zeros don't need to be outputted.
- This is <a class="badge is-tag">code-golf</a>, so the shortest program wins. Yep, not by language.

# Test Cases

```none
n = 0
Output: 0

n = 1
Output: 1

n = 5
Output: 101

n = 12
Output: 1100

n = 31
Output: 11111

n = 4096
Output: 1000000000000
```