Online Binary converter capable of 64 digits and has explain answer

In summary, the conversation discusses the need for an online binary converter capable of handling 64 digits. The original poster mentions a website with an "explain answer" feature that is preferred, but others suggest alternatives such as WolframAlpha and the Windows calculator.
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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.
 

FAQ: Online Binary converter capable of 64 digits and has explain answer

1. What is a binary converter?

A binary converter is a tool that converts numbers from their decimal form to their binary form. Binary numbers are made up of only 0s and 1s, while decimal numbers are made up of 10 different digits (0-9).

2. What makes this binary converter capable of 64 digits?

This binary converter is capable of handling numbers with up to 64 digits because it uses 64-bit binary numbers. This means that each binary number can have up to 64 digits, allowing for larger numbers to be converted.

3. How does the conversion process work?

The conversion process involves breaking down a decimal number into its binary equivalent by dividing the number by 2 and recording the remainder. This process is repeated until the quotient is 0, and then the remainders are read in reverse order to get the binary number.

4. Why is it important to have a binary converter with a large number of digits?

A binary converter with a large number of digits is important because it allows for the conversion of larger numbers, which is useful in fields such as computer science and mathematics. It also allows for more precise and accurate conversions.

5. How can I use this binary converter?

To use this binary converter, simply enter a decimal number (up to 64 digits) into the input field and click the "Convert" button. The converted binary number will then be displayed. You can also use this converter to convert binary numbers back to decimal by entering a binary number into the input field and clicking the "Convert" button.

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