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Recap - Binary Warm-up

Lesson 4 of 46 in Coddy's IP Addressing and Subnetting course.

Challenge

Easy

Three conversions, three lines of output, in this order:

240 in 8-bit binary
10101010 in decimal
255 in 8-bit binary

Expected output:

11110000
170
11111111

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