Hex to Decimal - NO calculator!

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How to convert hex into binary and decimal in a very easy-to-understand method, and you do not need a calculator. Prometric Centers do not allow you to have any kind of electronic devices, papers, or anything with you. If you are caught using one they will terminate the test.
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[TahaExplains]

12 years ago which means this was posted when i was grade one, and now am in college and couldn't find any easier explaination, thanks mr. I hope you are living a great life

[jadennelomes]

still using this 13 years later explanation video by far out of the thousands on you

[picklerick]

Why do i feel like i want to buy late night infomercial items when i watch this guy talk

[mickymickymike]

Best video ever! Going to take a test where you convert Hex to binary and decimal. This helps a lot. Thank you!

[ricardo]

Wow. Amazing. I've been intimidated by math for years. I finally overcame that with an easy method to convert, but your is absoluteness the best. I thank

[backwardsman]

This is great! I'm flying through these questions in exams now! It used to take me thrice as long to do the multiply by the power of 16 method.

[Boussaty]

things get easier with this gentleman, thank you very much sir.

[zinz]

Wish this guy was my CS teacher - straight to the damn point!

[srnaime]

Sir, U have made this very easy than others. Thank you very much

[KhangDo]

Dear thenetworkingdoctors,

You just save me an hour of doing homework the long way. God Bless you for making this educational video as entertaining as possible. I wish you were my teachers :) although i do like my teacher

[JurgitaSiaulyte]

No Calculator - No Problem!! Love the video, it's funny and also very interactive. I'm going crazy - because conversion now is so easy :) Big Thank You!

[chisomstanley]

Wow, that was really cool. Keep up the good work

[wcb]

Wow... you made that incredibly simple! Why on earth can't my book be that concise and simple?

[harddrive]

Thanks for the diff. perspective. However, the first way is just long-form multiplication (not hard). The second way is longer but uses addition. Either way, no need for a calculator. I watched this video thinking there was a mental trick to calculating without writing.

[thenetworkingdoctors]

@OgrtaDunya Not a problem, when I did it now I forgot to the add 64th bit value. So we all make silly math errors. I'm glad you were able to figure out.. Just remember when it comes time for certification slow down, write out all the tables that you would need, such as Hex, bit values, bit to decimal and so forth. I hope my method has helped you and if you have any other issues that deals with networking, please let me know.

[thimoverveer]

Thank you so much! Now I instantly know how to approach this!

[rootpt]

Really thanks for this,
Respect from Portugal

[asilva]

Great explanation. I needed to understand this and you made it easy. Thank you.

You are Great Sir, I like your tutorials.

[obiwantschernobyl]

Thank you very much, ill keep with you in touch