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Count to 64 in hexadecimal

Hexadecimal counts in sixteens, with the letters A to F for ten to fifteen. Type the numbers 1 to 64 in base sixteen, in order.

Format
Type them all
Items
64 answers
Limit
4:00
Level
Medium
Checked
2026.10.03
Answers
64
Time limit
4:00
Order
One at a time, no skipping
Matching
Case and accents ignored
  • Answer each item in turn; the next appears when you get it right.
  • Press Enter to check a guess.
  • Pause whenever you like (Esc). The board hides while the clock is stopped.

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About this quiz

Hexadecimal is base sixteen. One hexadecimal digit stands for exactly four binary digits, which is why it is used for memory addresses and colour codes.

  • 64 in hexadecimal is 40: four sixteens and no ones.
  • The letters may be typed in capitals or small letters.
  • FF, the largest two digit hexadecimal number, is 255.

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