Base Converter
A Base Converter allows developers and students to translate numbers between different numeral systems used in computing.
Last Updated: January 15, 2025
# What is Base Converter?
A Base Converter converts numbers between Binary (base-2), Octal (base-8), Decimal (base-10), and Hexadecimal (base-16) formats.
# How Does Base Converter Work?
- 1Enter a value in any base input field.
- 2The system converts the value internally to decimal.
- 3Equivalent values are instantly shown in all other bases.
# Formula Used
`Decimal Value = parseInt(Number, Base)`# Common Use Cases
Understanding binary and hexadecimal representations.
Debugging low-level programming or memory values.
Learning computer science fundamentals.
# Examples
"Decimal 255 converts to Binary 11111111."
"Binary 1010 converts to Decimal 10 and Hex A."
# Why Use This Tool?
Instant Sync: Update one field and see all conversions.
Strict Validation: Prevents invalid characters.
Privacy First: All conversions run locally in your browser.
# Frequently Asked Questions
Why is hexadecimal used in programming?▼
Hexadecimal provides a compact representation of binary data and maps cleanly to bytes, making it easier to read memory addresses.
Is this suitable for large numbers?▼
The converter supports standard JavaScript numeric limits. Extremely large values may require BigInt-based tools.
Last updated: January 2025 • v2.1.0 • Privacy First • Secure & Encrypted