Binary to Decimal

In this exhibit, witness the elegance of simplicity as we unravel the mysteries of the decimal numeral system alongside its binary counterpart. Immerse yourself in a world where every calculation, every operation is carried out using only these two fundamental digits. Get ready to unlock the secrets of computing, where the language is binary, but the possibilities are limitless. It's a journey from '0' to '1' and beyond, where the foundations of modern computing come to life!"
Binary numbers are a fundamental concept in computer science and digital electronics. Unlike our everyday decimal system, which uses base 10 and digits from 0 to 9. In binary, each digit is referred to as a "bit" (short for binary digit). The rightmost bit represents the units place, the next bit to the left represents twos, then fours, eights, and so on, with each bit representing a power of 2. The binary system is the foundation of all digital data representation in computers. Computers use binary code to store and process information, with combinations of 0s and 1s representing different data types, instructions, and values.