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A sequence of [[bit]]s. Anything on a [[discrete computer]] can be represented by a bitstring. In particular, any discrete computer can be encoded in a bitstring, usually called a [[program]]. Many mathematical structures can also be represented by bitstrings. |
A '''bitstring''' is a sequence of [[bit]]s. Anything on a [[discrete computer]] can be represented by a bitstring. In particular, any discrete computer can be encoded in a bitstring, usually called a [[program]]. Many mathematical structures can also be represented by bitstrings. |
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Revision as of 04:15, 25 January 2006
A bitstring is a sequence of bits. Anything on a discrete computer can be represented by a bitstring. In particular, any discrete computer can be encoded in a bitstring, usually called a program. Many mathematical structures can also be represented by bitstrings.
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