Hexadecimal numbering system contains 0 through 9 plus letters "A'' through "F"
Explanation:
Before I explain what Hexadecimal is, it is good that we understand what base 10 number system is. Base 10 number system which is also known as the decimal number system has 10 digits that we count from 0 all the way through 9 (0-9). It is the standard numerical system that is used most often. If we took the base 10 numerical system and combined it with six extra symbols, we normally get the hexadecimal number system.
Hexadecimal number system is heavily used nowadays. It is a base-16 number that uses a possible 16 digits representation. The combination of base 10 numbers and an extra 6 digits helps create large hex numbers. Thus, this means hex uses the standard 0-9 combined with 6 digits taken from the alphabet A-F (A, B, C, D, E, and F). So instead of representing the numbers 10 to 15, we use A-F to represent the decimal values 10-15. In short we should get something like (0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9) (A B C D E F).
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