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 ## The very basics
 ### Binary and hexadecimal number representation
 Computers can only "understand" the binary numbers (or base-2) as an electrical signal in its circuits. It is represented with the symbols 0 and 1. In this tutorial, each digit of a binary number is called a **bit**. We say that a bit is 'set' when it is equal to 1.