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BinarySynesthesia

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Ryan
Thomas
Move the mouse across the screen to zoom in and out. Click to advance to the next scene. This program takes in integer values and converts them to 24-bit binary values. From there, the values are separated into 8-bit sections and rendered as RGB colored circles. The most significant section (the left most 8 bits) is placed in R, the middle section (the middle 8 bits) is placed in G, and the least significant section (the right most 8 bits) are placed in B. The final result shows the interpretation with the functions n, 5n, n^2, 2^n, n!, and n^n.
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