One of the other tasks required for GCSE computer science is the ability to add two binary numbers up to 8 bits and consider overflow. But starting small might be better Hopefully this interactive will help. Starting Small In binary 12 + 02 = 12 (The little 2 denotes using binary or base 2) But

Binary is perhaps very simple at heart, but confusing at first when you have spent all your life dealing with ten digits instead of two. GCSE computing requires students to both understand binary and use it. In addition, an understanding of hexadecimal is required too. So here I hope to make life a little easier