👉 Bin math, also known as binary arithmetic, is a system of performing mathematical operations using only binary digits (0s and 1s). This means all numbers are represented as combinations of powers of 2, making it particularly efficient for computer systems that use binary code. In bin math, addition and subtraction are done by aligning the binary digits of the numbers being added or subtracted and then performing bit-by-bit operations, similar to how decimal addition works but with only 0s and 1s. Multiplication and division follow similar principles, often involving repeated addition or shifting and subtracting powers of 2. This simplicity and efficiency make bin math fundamental to computer science and digital electronics, enabling the processing of vast amounts of data at high speeds.
