Online Binary converter capable of 64 digits and has explain answer

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The discussion centers on the need for an online binary converter capable of handling 64-bit numbers while providing an "explain answer" feature. Users highlighted that the existing tool at http://acc6.its.brooklyn.cuny.edu/~gurwitz/core5/nav2tool.html only supports up to 24 bits. Alternatives mentioned include WolframAlpha, which can display individual components of the conversion, and the Windows Calculator, which also supports 64-bit conversions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of having a detailed explanation of the binary conversion process.

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Online Binary converter capable of 64 digits and has "explain answer"

Hello,

Does anyone know if there is an online binary converter similar to this one:
http://acc6.its.brooklyn.cuny.edu/~gurwitz/core5/nav2tool.html

but can take 64 digits (bits I am guessing) instread of just 24?

The key thing I like about the site mentioned is that it has an "explain answer" button which gives you the powers of two right there - the other sites I have found can convert - but does not have this feature. Thanks!
 
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Why do you need that?
WolframAlpha can do this
It can show you the individual components if you look up their numerical value separately.

I would expect that even the windows calculator can do it (edit: confirmed), and any spreadsheet/simple program which can handle 64bit-numbers.
 

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