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¿Question #5180?
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MartinWin: Hexadecimal.
Jatoha: I do not know
Felimid: I'll guess hexadecimal, if length of digits/letters is the measurement of size.
atrium: hex
vandemonium: Who cares?
kb10r: 500 in Hex counts more units than 500 in Octal.
KrisVerbeeck: It's larger in Octal but it is not bigger.
cmchavis: Hex
AdrianPHague: 1.
ZiggyZambo: I assume Hexadecimal, since there are more symbols.
Cross_: The larger the base, the larger the number.
DKahnt: hexa? no... Oct... no... yes... argh!
aleo09: i have no idea
dogzard: It's still 500, isn't it?
DHEK: Wha...? 500 is 500 no matter what method you use to represent it!
Eric Haas: It has the same value regardless of what base it is written in.
jellospike: Damn you all to hell!
POvidiusNaso: Octal.
Leo-T: hex of course
pwilz: A pound of feathers weighs more than a pound of gold.
tragicpoet: of course
Red Dragon: No.
brainrob: Hex
scriptorum: It's a bigger quantity in hex. It's the same number in all base systems.
Dorque: Neither. That's like asking if a ton of feathers or a ton of bricks is heavier. 500 is \o764 and \x1f4.
Loquutus: Dunno.
Critical Mass: who cares
hacksword: Vin Diesel
vetinari7878: In Hexadecimal, obviously.
mgringo: hex
skrutsch: Hex, I think.
Tushratta: Isn't it 500 hundred however you notate it?
noon: Hex. The larger the base, the larger the number.
heli: did you that Christmas = Hallowe'en? Because Oct 31 == Dec 25. :)
Lord_Prussian: Um, I don't think so. Bigger in what way?
chaddyboy_2000: Sure thing.
skelebone: 500 is bigger in octal.
CDRodeffer: Hex is far larger.
puffinge: shouldn't we be talking about 501?
Belash: no idea
Spielfreak: hex
jttm: Hex?