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i take any binary number and transfrom it into a new number by comparing each digit with the next and the last one with the first, it can be equal , e or disiqual, d
for example the number 0101 in the first transformation becomes dddd and in the second transformation eeee well any binary number eventually transforms to all equal after a number of this transformations check it out: ![]() now what should be the next step?
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