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The '''decimal''' (base ten) number system is the most widely used number system. It uses the number ten as its base. Decimal numbers use the digits 0 through 9 |
The '''decimal''' (base ten) number system is the most widely used number system. It uses the number ten as its base. Decimal numbers use the digits 0 through 9. |
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The term '''decimal''' or '''DEC''' can refer to the base ten form of an [[identifier]], as opposed to the base sixteen ([[hexadecimal]] or HEX) form. |
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In Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow, money is stored in a unique way, so that the hexadecimal value of a money byte matches the decimal value (e.g. '99' is actually 99). |
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The decimal (base ten) number system is the most widely used number system. It uses the number ten as its base. Decimal numbers use the digits 0 through 9.
The term decimal or DEC can refer to the base ten form of an identifier, as opposed to the base sixteen (hexadecimal or HEX) form.
In Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow, money is stored in a unique way, so that the hexadecimal value of a money byte matches the decimal value (e.g. '99' is actually 99).