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In this video we will be learning how numbers are encoded as characters in ASCII and represented in binary format.

Specifically, the video will demonstrate:
The ASCII encoding of numerical characters: You'll see how each digit (like '3', '4', '5', '6') is assigned a specific decimal ASCII code.

Conversion from ASCII decimal to binary: The video will likely show how these ASCII decimal values are then converted into their 8-bit binary equivalents, which computers use to store and process numerical characters.

The pattern of binary representation for digits: The examples in the image (51=00110011, 52=00110100, etc.) illustrate how the ASCII binary representation of digits consistently starts with "0011" and is followed by the 4-bit binary representation of the digit itself (e.g., '3' is 0011, '4' is 0100).

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