Which uses more computer memory, binary or hexadecimal?

Computer represented numbers end up stored as binary digits in memory, that is because of the current and previous state of electronics where we use switching states (on and off) to represent data. So in principle and at the very basic example the number 0x1 is the same as 0b1. read more

1101 0111 0101 1010 Binary. D 7 5 A Hex. It's that simple. The hexadecimal number system is commonly used to describe locations in computer memory. They are also used in assembly language instructions. Another common use of hexadecimal numbers is to describe colours on web pages. read more