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Binary Gray Code

Consecutive numbers may differ by many bits in an ordinary binary representation of integers; however, they differ by only one bit in the binary Gray code representation. The plots show ranges of numbers starting at 0 whose bits are given in columns counting from the left; the bit differences can be indicated automatically by color.

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"Binary Gray Code" from the Wolfram Demonstrations Project
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