How to Write Words and Sentences in Binary (In Less than 5 Min)

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Try solving this!
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1010000 1101100 1100101 1100001 1110011 1100101 100000
1010011 1110101 1100010 1110011 1100011 1110010 1101001 1100010 1100101 100000 1000110 1101111 1110010 100000
1001101 1101111 1110010 1100101 100001
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[Pxnds]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I thought it would take months to learn, but it just takes 3 and a half minutes!

[jasonholman]

The code in the desc. says "Please Subscribe For More!".

[oooooo-fijs]

Is it "Please subscribe and like"? :) Nice puzzle and thanks for the good explanation!

[brandonquintana]

I can't believe how fast I learned binary. Thanks for the lesson. I only wish that I had instructions like this in high school lol. I struggled but I passed with all a's

[postato]

Hello, I have come to the conclusion that the code is "please subscribe for more!".






Also thanks for the video as it was a huge help.

[Codenza]

Dude about to make all numbers in binary stack, it's easy to separate them, you can just write a simple program, calculate 8 binary then separate them to group. I think that gonna work🤔
Thank for the video 🙏

[AjayKumar-uqbf]

Thanks man! your video helps me a lot!

[defacube]

I legit thought learning binary would take atleast a few days, maybe even months. But it's literally just 3:36 minutes. Except if you want to know it like a language, you need to know the ascii table numbers too sadly. (Because I don't want to always go on google and find an ascii table.)

[jswierczewski]

im trynna figure out how to do the thing u skipped bc it would take too long, can anyone link me to that

[abhirai]

Easiest language for ever only we learn it and understand

[michigokuroichi]

Edit: To simplify my below question, why do they add the 0 in the begining on the converted charts when this video does not?
I really hope he reads this comment because i am genuinely confused. If you exer look up a preconverted chart for the binary to letters all of the start woth a zero. Now i have deduced that it may just be something they add in on the charts, but that maybe isn't necessary when converting it. I am curious if this is actually the case since all of the ones in this video start with one, and when I convert it myself most of the start with one

[Rosen]

i watchet the old video and was like where are the letters soo thanks

[allrounder]

this video so amazing
My concept is clear

[hakimbey]

The "!" Should have been 100001 correct? Seems that it showed with a 0 at the end.

[bagohehe]

Im wondering, how can I know that 66 is B? I have noidea how I can come to that conclusion, so im cheating by using the list u gave us

[otesunki]

Store all of the binary numbers in bytes, that's the proper way.

[fazzynone]

Is there like a formula or something rather than looking at the table?

[darientran]

I just liked and subscribed at the same time

[gggsvs]

i know im quite late, but im wondering, does every binary piece need to start in one? because for 66 i got 000010 but yours has a 1 in the beginning.

[androidenthusiast]

ok i understand but how can i comvert it the numbers into Binary?