Count in binary.

[PNF-404 Explorer]

If you don't know how to count in binary, think of it as creating the next largest number that you're able to come up with using only 0s and 1s.

0.

 

[TheBlueCatMenace]

1

 

[BMO]

10

 

[TheBlueCatMenace]

11

 

[PNF-404 Explorer]

100

 

[BMO]

101

 

[TheBlueCatMenace]

111

 

[BMO]

111

That should be 110. 101 = 5, 110 = 6, 111 = 7.

111.

 

[Zdrmonster Productions]

1000

 

[PNF-404 Explorer]

1001

 

[Nellie Rose Morningstar]

1010

 

[Zdrmonster Productions]

1011

 

[PNF-404 Explorer]

1100

 

[TheBlueCatMenace]

1101

 

[Power Flotzo]

1110

Should be 1101 actually, since it corresponds to 13 (8+4+1).

1110

 

[Nellie Rose Morningstar]

Should be 1101 actually, since it corresponds to 13 (8+4+1).

1110

1111

 

[PNF-404 Explorer]

10000

 

[Nellie Rose Morningstar]

10001

 

[Boo1268]

100010

 

[Power Flotzo]

100010

Should be 10010, since it corresponds to 18 (16+2).

10011