This article introduces the concept of hexadecimal notation and "256-imal."
Basil’s Compendium: Hexadecimal and 256-imal AuthorsJohn (Basil) WentworthPublicationSyncWare NewsPub DetailsSyncWare News v2 n5Volume: 2 Issue: 5DateMay-Jun 1985Pages16-18Read the articleSee all articles from SyncWare News v2 n5 This article introduces the concept of hexadecimal notation and “256-imal.” Related ArticlesBasil's Compendium: "Painless" MC DevelopmentBasil's Compendium: A Few No-NosBasil's Compendium: Addition, Overflow, CarryBasil's Compendium: Basic Machine Code for the ZX-81/TS1000Basil's Compendium: Deluxe Loader ProgramBasil's Compendium: Go To/Go SubBasil's Compendium: Let A = ...Basil's Compendium: LET A= ...Basil's Compendium: PEEK, POKE & USRBasil's Compendium: Where to Put the ProgramBasil's Compendium: Why Use Machine Code?Basil’s Compendium TagsSyncWare News TS 1000 Type-in program PeopleJohn (Basil) Wentworth