Binary To Text

Binary to text conversion refers to the process of translating binary code into a human-readable text format. Binary code, composed of 0s and 1s, is the fundamental language of computers, but interpreting it can be challenging for those unfamiliar with it. By using binary-to-text tools, binary code can be quickly converted into readable text, making the encoded information easier to understand and utilize.

How Binary to Text Works:

Binary Representation: Each character, number, or symbol in text is represented in binary form based on a character encoding standard, such as ASCII or Unicode. For example:

• The letter A in ASCII is represented as 01000001 in binary.
• The word hello is represented as:
  • h: 01101000
  • e: 01100101
  • l: 01101100
  • l: 01101100
  • o: 01101111

Conversion Process:

• A Binary to Text converter reads binary sequences and interprets them using a character encoding standard to generate the equivalent text.

Binary Number Comparison Table 1-10

The binary representation of 1 to 10 is as follows:
1：0001
2：0010
3：0011
4：0100
5：0101
6：0110
7：0111
8：1000
9：1001
10：1010

The conversion method between binary and other base systems:
Binary to Decimal: Multiply each bit of a binary number by a power of 2 (from right to left, starting from 0), and then add the resulting values. For example, the binary number 1011 can be converted to a decimal number: 1 * 2 ^ 3+0 * 2 ^ 2+1 * 2 ^ 1+1 * 2 ^ 0=8+0+2+1=11.