Programmer Calculator

The Programmer Calculator allows users to convert decimal numbers to binary, octal, or hexadecimal formats and perform bit operations such as left shift, right shift, and NOT on the numbers.

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Using the Programmer Calculator

Welcome to the Programmer Calculator guide. This tool is designed to help you perform base conversions and bitwise operations on decimal numbers easily. Follow the instructions below to make full use of its features.

Step 1: Enter the Decimal Number

  • Locate the Decimal Number input field.
  • Enter the decimal number you wish to convert or manipulate. Ensure that the input is a valid number as this field is required.

Step 2: Choose a Base Conversion

  • Find the Convert To dropdown menu.
  • Select the base to which you want to convert the decimal number. Options include:
    • Binary (Base 2)
    • Octal (Base 8)
    • Hexadecimal (Base 16)
  • This selection is mandatory, so ensure that you pick one of the provided options.

Step 3: Select a Bit Operation

  • Navigate to the Bit Operation dropdown menu.
  • Select the desired operation to apply on the decimal number. Available operations are:
    • None – No bit operation will be applied.
    • Left Shift (<<)
    • Right Shift (>>)
    • NOT (~)
  • This is a required step, so choose the operation that suits your needs.

Step 4: Specify the Shift Amount (if applicable)

  • If you selected Left Shift (<<) or Right Shift (>>) in the previous step, locate the Shift Amount (bits) input field.
  • Enter the number of bits you want to shift. This input is optional, but if utilized, it must be between 0 and 32 inclusive.

Step 5: View Results

  • Once you have provided all required inputs, the calculator will automatically generate the results.
  • You can view the outcome of your operations in the following formats:
    • Binary Result – Displays the result with a 0b prefix if applicable.
    • Octal Result – Displays the result with a 0 prefix if applicable.
    • Hexadecimal Result – Displays the result with a 0x prefix if applicable.
    • Decimal Result – Displays the result as a decimal number.

That’s it! You have now successfully used the Programmer Calculator to perform conversions and bitwise operations. Feel free to experiment with different inputs and operations to see how the results change.