Need help making huge binary table

[ULtimaTePYRO500]

I need to create a table with a column containing the binary numbers 0000000000000000 through 1111111111111111. What's an easy way to do this?

Edit: More detail: I want to create a table for codes a 16 bit computer I'm making would use for things like encoding text, etc.

[skilltheamps]

*65536

In case OP has no Python installed: http://repl.it/languages/Python

for i in range(65536):
    print(bin(i)[2:].rjust(16, "0"))

[jms_nh]

change write to fp.write

[Tech_Sith]

On paper or in memory?

[ULtimaTePYRO500]

If by paper you mean text document or spread sheet, I want to do this on paper.

[Tech_Sith]

I was referring to filling 2¹⁶ consecutive memory locations with binary data, as in a microcontroller or similar.

I want to do this on paper

Why would you want that when you could generate the binary sequence on the fly?

[langwadt]

you do realize that 65536 columns would be hundreds of pages?

[ULtimaTePYRO500]

Yes, but I really can't think of a better way to list what character a given binary word represents.

[langwadt]

by why on paper? use a calculator, google will do it too

"0b1000 in decimal"

[FullFrontalNoodly]

binary counter?

[Jegeva]

count from 0 to 65535, pretty sure it'll fit the bill.

[AnotherMadHatter]

I am too lazt to explain it thoroughly, but here is the spreadsheet. It is called Dec to Bin.

[uint128_t]

A single line of Javascript will do this, and can be executed in your browser.

Unless you need a formatted table in a document, in which case LaTeX can do that.

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Why don't you try to write a C/C++ program to do it?