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This script contains instructions and animation for learning to count in binary on your fingers. The thumb is used as the least-significant digit, since it has to move the fastest when counting. A left hand is displayed, to put the least-significant bit on the right where it is most expected. Of course, when counting on real hands you should use your dominant hand for counting the low-order 5 bits. space for instructions up and down arrows to count up and down r to reset to display screen c to count up automatically
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I made something to teach you to count bin on your fingers.
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wow
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very cool!
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wow!
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I was going to do something like this!
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Weird. I agree with lclifford!
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The mod operator seems to be fixed in v12 of the Java implementation, so negative numbers now work correctly. Hooray!
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Negative numbers work correctly in the squeak version of scratch, but not currently in the JAVA version.
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It can be very useful to be able to count on your fingers, particularly if you have to count numbers, which can really mess up verbal counting schemes.
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thats really weird
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