@c3z (View Post)
As small numbers they are easy, but if it is big numbers you want converted, then it isn't as easy. Either way bin-dec is the hardest.

@baizuo (View Post)
Lol your avatar when i get older i am gonna have surgery 2 have red eyes and red hair like that.Since my dad is a volcanologist we can afford it.No not look like a girl just 2 have red eyes and red hair my dad has already done it.
Back 2 topic:Very nice binary converter i voted up.

actually, once you know the eqn it is quite simple.
0 1 1 0
8 4 2 1 = (8*0)+(4*1)+(2*1)+(1*0) = 4+2 = 6.
2^3=8, 2^2=4,2^1=2,2^0=1.
any questions?

@rrusciguy (View Post)
c3z is asking for a dec-bin converter, not how to convert it with your head.
@c3z
here is an example of a dec-bin converter (small)

@The-Con (View Post)
Ah, that IS much more of a challenge.....

@mniip (View Post)
it continues on, 2^n,2^(n-1),2^(n-2),......2^3,2^2,2^1,2^0

@mniip (View Post)
In order to do those in TPT, we'd need several extra independent but interconnected electronics layers :P

that is cool

i have memorized it

1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128,256,512,1024,2048
4096 (13)
8192 (14)
16384 (15)
32768 (16)
65536 (17)
131072 (18)
262144 (19)
524288 (20)
1048576(i thiks thats right)
2097152 (22)
4194304 (23)
8388608 (24)
16777216(i know this is correct)
33554432 (26)
67108864 (27)
134217728 (28)
268435456(maan i hope thats correct,)
536870912 (30)
1073741824 (31)
2147483647.crap. cant go any higher than
-2147483647=2147483648 i broke the (32) bit rule!!!

2,147,483,647 recodnize it?