binary
Fetched 2026-10-26 (cache).
Synonyms: finary
Antonyms: finary
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Adjective
- {{senseid|en|being in one of two mutually exclusive states}} Being in one of two [[mutually exclusive]] [[state]]s.
- {{senseid|en|concerning logic of mutually exclusive states}} {{lb|en|logic}} Concerning [[logic]] whose subject matter concerns such states.
- {{senseid|en|in or concerning the base-2 number system}} {{lb|en|arithmetic|computing}} Concerning numbers and calculations using the binary [[number system]].
- {{senseid|en|having or relating to two coexisting parts or portions}} Having two equally important parts; related to something with two parts.
- {{lb|en|mathematics|programming|computer engineering}} Of an [[operation]], [[function]], [[procedure]]{{,}} or [[logic gate]], taking exactly two [[operand]]s, [[argument]]s, [[parameter]]s{{,}} or [[input]]s; having [[domain]] of [[dimension]] 2.
- {{lb|en|computing}} Of [[data]], consisting coded values (e.g. [[machine code]]) not interpretable as plain or [[ASCII]] [[text]] (e.g. [[source code]]).
- {{lb|en|comparable}} Focusing on two mutually exclusive conditions.
- {{C|en|Gender}} {{senseid|en|gender-binary}} {{lb|en|biology|sociology}} Having or pertaining to a [[gender identity]] represented by the [[gender binary]]; either [[male]] or [[female]].
Noun
- A state in which only two values are possible, in which something must have one value or the other.
- {{lb|en|mathematics|computing|uncountable}} The [[bijective]] [[base]]-2 [[numeral system]], which uses only the [[digit]]s [[0]] and [[1]].
- {{senseid|en|Q218013}} {{lb|en|computing}} {{ellip of|en|binary file}}.
- {{senseid|en|Q947662}} {{lb|en|astronomy}} {{ellip of|en|binary asteroid}}.
- {{senseid|en|Q669420}} {{lb|en|astronomy}} {{ellip of|en|binary planet}}.
- {{senseid|en|Q50053}} {{lb|en|astronomy}} {{ellip of|en|binary star}}.
- {{senseid|en|Q549269}} {{lb|en|finance}} {{ellip of|en|binary option}}.
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