Beginning with the single-bit code "1", valid varicode values may be formed by prefixing a "1" or "10" to a shorter code. Thus, the number of codes of length n is equal to the Fibonacci number Fn. Varicode uses the 88 values of lengths up to 9 bits, and 40 of the 55 codes of length 10.
As transmitted, the codes are two bits longer due to the trailing delimiter 00.
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