Binary Representation of 32

Here we are giving binary representation of 32 as 0010000 but its representation is 1*10 raised to the power 5…
Please Help

@rishabhyadav,
0010000 this is the string representation of 32
10^5 is the int representation of 32 (any int number cannot be preceeded by a 0).

int a = 07 is stored as 7

Is this string representation already told to us??..
Or
it will be taught in later lessons ?.
Because i am not able to understand the meaning of two 0s in start of representation…

Is this string representation already taught to us??..
Or
it will be taught in later lessons ?.
Because i am not able to understand the meaning of two 0s in start of representation…

@rishabhyadav,
If string has not been covered yet, it will covered soon, don’t worry.

there are 7 bits here for binary representation and to represent 32 we can do like 0010000 or 10000, we basically ignore the first 2 0s as they don’t contribute while representation.

We can represent 64 as 0100000 or 100000