# Hexadecimal

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Some **funny hexadecimal values** that are also [English](english.md) 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](leet.md), 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.


