We have a hexadecimal (base 16 - the digits are 0123456789ABCDE) number 16 digits long (digits can repeat). Our number has these features:

• the first digit shows us how many digits of the number are 0's,

• the second digit shows us how many digits are 1's,

• and so on, until the last (16th) digit shows us how many digits are E's (15's).

Your job is to find out our number. Best written full answer (number + how you got it) wins!

Edit: Turns out this was a duplicate; in a last struggle to un-duplicate this, the number was changed from 10 digits to 16. This will give a slightly different answer - maybe the duplicate making will be lifted.

We have a hexadecimal number (base 16 - the digits are 0123456789ABCDEF), that is 16 digits long (digits can repeat). Our number has these features:

• the first digit shows us how many digits of the number are 0's,

• the second digit shows us how many digits are 1's,

• and so on, until the last (16th) digit shows us how many digits are F's (15's).

Your job is to find out our number. Best written full answer (number + how you got it) wins!

We have a hexadecimal (base 16 - the digits are 0123456789ABCDE) number 16 digits long (digits can repeat). Our number has these features:

• the first digit shows us how many digits of the number are 0's,

• the second digit shows us how many digits are 1's,

• and so on, until the last (16th) digit shows us how many digits are E's (15's).

Your job is to find out our number. Best written full answer (number + how you got it) wins!

We have a hexadecimal (base 16 - the digits are 0123456789ABCDE) number 16 digits long (digits can repeat). Our number has these features:

• the first digit shows us how many digits of the number are 0's,

• the second digit shows us how many digits are 1's,

• and so on, until the last (16th) digit shows us how many digits are E's (15's).

Your job is to find out our number. Best written full answer (number + how you got it) wins!

Edit: Turns out this was a duplicate; in a last struggle to un-duplicate this, the number was changed from 10 digits to 16. This will give a slightly different answer - maybe the duplicate making will be lifted.

We have a number 10 digits long (digits can repeat). Our number has these features:

• the first digit shows us how many digits of the number are 0's,

• the second digit shows us how many digits are 1's,

• and so on, until the last (10th) digit shows us how many digits are 9's.

Your job is to find out our number. Best written full answer (number + how you got it) wins!

We have a hexadecimal (base 16 - the digits are 0123456789ABCDE) number 16 digits long (digits can repeat). Our number has these features:

• the first digit shows us how many digits of the number are 0's,

• the second digit shows us how many digits are 1's,

• and so on, until the last (16th) digit shows us how many digits are E's (15's).

Your job is to find out our number. Best written full answer (number + how you got it) wins!