Double Dabble is a technique commonly used in digital electronics and computer architecture, primarily for converting binary numbers (particularly binary-coded decimal, or BCD) into a format suitable for display, such as a seven-segment display. The Double Dabble algorithm involves several steps: 1. **Input Format**: It usually starts with input values represented in binary format. For BCD, each digit is encoded in four bits.

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