Text to binary is the process of converting text into a series of 1s and 0s. This process is used in computers to store text information in binary form.

Text to binary conversion is done by assigning a unique number for each letter, word, or punctuation mark. The process starts with assigning the numbers one through twenty-six for the letters of the alphabet (A=1, B=2, C=3, etc.). After that words are assigned numbers that correspond to how often they appear in a given piece of text. Punctuation marks are assigned numbers based on their type: for example, a comma is assigned "4," and a period is assigned "5."For example:"Hello, my name is John!"is converted to binary as "11101011000001001." The binary number that represents the sentence is made up of two numbers: one for each word. Each word in the sentence has its own number.

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