- In a
positional numeral system, the
radix (pl.: radices) or base is the
number of
unique digits,
including the
digit zero, used to
represent numbers....
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radix sort is a non-comparative
sorting algorithm. It
avoids comparison by
creating and
distributing elements into
buckets according to
their radix....
- In
computer science, a
radix tree (also
radix trie or
compact prefix tree or
compressed trie) is a data
structure that
represents a space-optimized trie...
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radix or
Radix in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
radix, or base, is the
number of
unique digits,
including zero, used to
represent numbers...
- In
computer programming, Base64 (also
known as tetra****agesimal) is a
group of binary-to-text
encoding schemes that
transforms binary data into a sequence...
- and the
location of the
radix point is
indicated by
placing an
explicit "point"
character (dot or comma) there. If the
radix point is not specified, then...
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Mixed radix numeral systems are non-standard
positional numeral systems in
which the
numerical base
varies from
position to position. Such
numerical representation...
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control communications). In mathematics, the
decimal separator is a type of
radix point, a term that also
applies to
number systems with
bases other than...
- The
radix entomolaris is an
additional root in human's
mandibular molar teeth. The
human mandibular teeth have two
roots usually. In rare cases, however...
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common numeral systems in
computer science are
binary (
radix 2),
octal (
radix 8), and
hexadecimal (
radix 16). In
binary only
digits "0" and "1" are in the...
