I know that hexadecimal numbers have 0x in front of it, and octal numbers have 0 in front of it So what do we do to express it's binary
0x
0
>>> 0b101111 47
>>> bin(173) '0b10101101'
>>> print int('01010101111',2) 687 >>> print int('11111111',2) 255
This method can only be used for strings It cannot be used in the form of int (0101, 2).
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