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        <description>This is how computers count Every number on your phone, your laptop, and every game you’ve ever played is stored as a row of tiny switches. Each switch is either OFF (0) or ON (1). That’s binary, and this 8-slat machine shows exactly how it works. How to read it Each wooden slat is one bit. ⚪ White side = 0 ⚫ Black side = 1</description>
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