Binary Converter
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Name: Binary Converter Author: The Hewitt Download: BINARY_TI-84_Plus.8xp Compatibility: TI-83/84/+/SE File Size: 858 Bytes |
A simple conversion system between bases 10 and 2. |
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What the community thinks:
You could simply have done this to convert from decimal to binary:
-1→D
While D≤0
Input D
End
0→A
For(Z,1,1+iPart(log(D)/log(2
10^(Z-1)*2fPart(D/2)+A→A
iPart(D/2→D
End
Disp A
DelVar ADelVar DDelVar Z
D is the number in decimal, A is the answer in binary. 1+iPart(log(D)/log(2 is used to calcule how many time you need to divide by 2 for the loop while 10^(Z-1)*2fPart(D/2)+A→A store 1 or 0 for this step in A . iPart(D/2→D divides the number in Decimal to calculate the next step..
I know its not fully optimized cause i'm not an expert in optimization but your program was way too big for a binary converter.
With this routine, you can also substitute the number 2 for the number you want or even a variable to have a converter in the base you want like in octodecimal.
Or you could use weregooses awsome converter.
Returns a list containing the digits of N in base B.
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Yeah , better than mine ! I'm not this good in programming but you may want something you understand so go at your own rythm. I understand weregoose code but I prefer using mine when coding to become better so go as you can and your converter seems nice
you should learn how to use strings and make use of them to make sure that the full binary value is shown on-screen
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Hm?
EDIT: Ah, ok :)
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