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this project used binary instead of base ten to create a stamp-costume based array. This type of array is more storage-efficient for very large numbers
Instructions:
Set the bounds of the array with the max x and max y sliders, then press initialize, and wait until the button is **completely** gray.
Then choose x and y coords for within the array, a number from 0-255 to store, and then press assign.
When you want to retrieve a number, choose the x-y-coords, and press retrieve.
(NOTE: all array slots are automaticly set to 0)
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im going to try to make an array offscreen!
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color based.....nice idea! now all you need is an invisible array (^_^)
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Pretty cool...I used pretty much this same technique on my Recording Piano project: (link to project) only it's buried inside the project.
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This uses binary (Base two), rather than base ten(The decimal system) to store intergers,because, although binary can take up more screen space, the code is much simpler
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How does this work?
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