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Binary Game

LiveRiccardo Crosato5 apps · 117K installsEducationalFreenet.goodstones.binarygame

A simple educational game to practice with the binary numbers.

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Total installs
16,359
exact · Play shows 10,000+
Installs / day
0
since last crawl
Rating
4.8★
79 ratings · 4 reviews
Released
30 May 2018
8.4y ago
Last update
4 May 2019
v2.0 · 7.4y ago
Countries
0/1
live · checked 1d ago

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United States4.8

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Full description
Educational app to practice with conversion from base 10 to base 2. The app requires the choice of the bits corresponding to the displayed decimal number or, vice versa, the typing of the decimal number corresponding to the proposed binary sequence. The proposed conversions (added every 5 seconds) must be resolved before they reach the top of the screen. The app has three levels of difficulty: - noob (easy): conversion from decimal to 4 bits binary - nerd (intermediate): conversion from decimal to 6 bits binary - hacker (difficult): conversion from 8 bits binary to decimal or from decimal to binary (randomly) The application was made for educational purposes for coding lessons at the ITI Marzotto of Valdagno - Italy and has no advertising.

What's new

Added customizable game level. Added audio effects.

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