Editor's review
This is a converter that can convert a number to base 2 to 36 integer, 8 to 1024 bit in length.
This is an easy-to-use tool for converting 8-bit to 1024-bit integer between bases 2 through 36. The tool has a very simple interface. You set the integer length you need to anything from 8 bits to 1024 bits. The number length can be chosen simply by incrementing or decrementing a count control. A number may be entered in any of the base-number item, it will be converted into other bases and displayed on the interface table. If a string is entered in the ASCII item, the string will be converted to a set of binary bytes. These bytes will be displayed as an integer in the Hexadecimal, decimal, octal, binary, and all other base items. The byte order, whether big or little endian can be specified.
Whether the ASCII characters will be represented as capital or small case can also be set. The values you would often convert to during a program development are typically, hexadecimal, octal, binary and decimal etc. These are displayed at the top of the table followed by ASCII string and then values in other bases. While that set of conversions could be useful as a handy tool to programmers, it is not clear how often you would need a number to be converted to all kinds of bases. As a tool in the programmer’s tool chest, the arrangement of numbers in the little/big endian also is a useful feature. So, even for that purpose alone this is a good tool and it’s free anyway!
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