Birmingham | 2026-Jul-sdc | Roman Sanaye | Sprint 1 | Number Systems#549
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This PR contains my completed answers for Sprint 1 exercises on number systems.
The exercises cover understanding and working with:
I worked through the questions manually to strengthen my understanding of how number systems are represented and converted, focusing on learning the underlying concepts rather than using tools.
Questions
I don’t have any questions at the moment, but I would appreciate feedback on whether my explanations for number system conversions and byte interpretations are correct and clearly written.