How Can I Convert Binary to Decimal?

[EugP]

I'm trying to figure out how to convert from decimal to binary. I've read a few explanations but I still don't understand. Could someone please help?

The method I've read about invloved dividing the number you want to convert, by 2 each time, and looking at the remainder.

 

[Chandra214]

Go back to papers and find out how decimal and binary are related.
you will find the answer for question yourself.

 

[MATLABdude]

Here you go:
http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-from-Decimal-to-Binary

If you're first starting out, use the division-by-powers of two method, as this is conceptually easier.

 

[rbj]

Here you go:
http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-from-Decimal-to-Binary

If you're first starting out, use the division-by-powers of two method, as this is conceptually easier.

an alternative method, if you have the means to do unsigned multiply of binary numbers, is to:

1. start with the Most Significant Digit of the decimal input.
2. initialize your binary accumulator to zero (then you may skip to step 4. if you like).
3. multiply the binary accumulator by 10 (00001010 in base 2).
4. add that digit, 0 to 9, to the binary accumulator.
5. move to one less significant digit (right by one place in the decimal input number).
6. if there are any remaining digits, loop back to step 3.
7. if no remaining digits, you're done; converted number in binary accumulator.

it's pretty easy to code that in C or assembly language.

now, how 'bout a nice and clean way to convert binary to decimal? know how to do that?