Decimal to binary: two methods

I will use two methods to convert a decimal number to 8-bit long binary. Method 1 is a repeated "find and subtract" method. Method 2 is a repeated division-by-2 method.
Knowing how to convert from decimal to binary or from binary to decimal is useful.
We will use this knowledge when we are talking about secret of subnet mask, how to calculate the # of hosts, five IP classes, and subnetting.

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0:22 – Method 1: Repeated "find and subtract"
3:42 – Method 2: Repeated "division by 2"

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[florenceataba]

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[elpeurko]

this is the best explanation of the division by 2 method I have seen. Thank you!

[inqsedg]

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[danielj]

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[danielrice]

great video. works and easy to understand.

[jaymiel]

thank you for the second method it helped me alot

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[jd]

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[darabu.julhaz]

thanks, very helpful and easy method !!!

[sandipgangarde]

Good Explained but I know another method, divide 165 directly by 16 and convert answer in binary. Then Remaining number convert into binary and put this binary right side of previous binary answer.

[chex]

what if, in the first method, the number that we are trying to convert to binary is something like 542, is it going to be the same?

[AKA]

So you can convert decimal to binary by subtracting the next smallest power of 2, but can you convert decimal to hexadecimal or octal with the same method?

[SoranSuleiman]

I liked the 2nd method as it is new and more mathematical to me!

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