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Yes, you can use base-2 constants in C by prefixing them with `0b`. Here's an example of declaring and using a base-2 constant:nn```cn#include <stdio.h>nnint main() {n unsigned int myNumber = 0b101010;n printf("myNumber in decimal: %d
", myNumber);nreturn 0;n}n``` Unfortunately, there is no direct `printf` format for binary output. To print a value in binary, you can convert the number to binary strings and then print each bit individually.

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