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I'd like to know peoples opinion on this. I like both methods and I'm having a hard time choosing which one is most intuitive for me.

Whichever works best for you will be the best.

I like the binary i/o because I can visualize the work w o doing much extra mental work.

(some ppl are really good at doing conditional chains, but I feel tht binary would be even quicker and less prone to errors)

glucose101 wrote:I like the binary i/o because I can visualize the work w o doing much extra mental work.

I'll second this.

I'm also a fan of the binary I/O, the conditional chain never really made sense to me. That being said though, work out the best system that works for you!

While Manhattan's binary logic chain was fun, I found it very limited in practice and would never use it on a timed test.