Convert between binary, octal, decimal, hex and read the bits.
One number in every base, plus its bits and Roman form.
The 0x, 0b and 0o prefixes are understood. Underscores and spaces are ignored.
A dot or a comma, but only one. Here it marks the fraction, not thousands.
Many numbers repeat forever in the target base, so the expansion has to stop somewhere.
For shifts this is the number of bits to move.
Type 0.1 to see how it is stored, or 0x40490FDB to see which number those bits are.
Only the seven letters I V X L C D M, in the standard spelling.
Enter a number, then press Convert.
