Binary to Text Converter

A number system is a set of techniques for denoting numbers, the alphabet of which is symbols (numbers), and the syntax is a rule that allows you to formulate the notation of numbers unambiguously. Writing a number in a certain number system is called a number code. The most convenient number system for computer systems is the binary system. Let's give a definition to this system: Binary number system is a positional number system, in which the base is the number 2. To write any number in the binary number system, only 2 digits are used: 0 and 1. All copyrights to this material belong exclusively to the Informatics website. If a violation of the conditions for copying our materials is found, appropriate sanctions will be taken against violators: contacting the hosting company and other measures in accordance with the current legislation of the Russian Federation. Source of material.

A text is a series of sentences linked by meaning and grammar. Preparing text documents on your computer, you could not help but pay attention to a large number of text file formats. Actually text files that have the TXT extension store only information about the characters of the text, encrypted using character code tables. These tables (there are several of them) are standard and their application is determined by international agreements. In the encoding table, each character of the Latin alphabet is assigned a unique binary code. Extended code pages are used for national alphabets in the countries where they are used. Text files are the most common type of data in the computer world. American programmers use the US ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) character set to work with 128 characters. To support other languages, 256 characters are often not enough, so now there is a gradual transition to Unicode encoding, in which two bytes are already allocated to store one character (that is, it is possible to encode 65,536 different characters).