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Hexadecimal

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Some funny hexadecimal values that are also English words at the same time and which you may include in your programs for the lulz include: abba, ace, add, babe, bad, be, bee, beef, cab, cafe, dad, dead, deaf, decade, facade, face, fee, feed. You may also utilize digits here (see also leet, recall the famous number 80085 that looks like BOOBS); 0 = O, 1 = I/l, 2 = Z, 4 = A (already available though), 5 = S, 6 = G, 8 = B (also already available). Then you get many more words, for example 0b5e55ed, 0be5e, 0ff1c1a1, 101, 105e, 1061ca1, 16100, 1ad1e5, 1dea1, 1e6a1, 2e1da, 5a661e5, 5c1f1, 50c10b101061ca1, 60061e, 600d, 600fed, 601d, 601f, 60d, 6a55, a1d5, a55, a5c11, a5oc1a1, ac1d, acce551b1e, ad01f, b00b1e5, b00b5, b055, b0d1e5, b100d, b101061ca1, b10b, b1a5ed, b1ade, b1e55ed, ba115, ba5ed, bad6e, bada55, c001, c0de, c10aca, c1a551f1ed, ca6ed, cab1e, caca0, d06, d15ab1ed, d15ea5e, d1a106, d1ab10, ed1b1e, f001, f00d, f1a6, f1dd1e, f1ea5, fa151f1ab1e, fa6, faece5, f06 etc.