Binary to decimal conversion explanation article on code project

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Hi everyone.

A couple of months ago I read a very good post / article on code project explaining about how to convert Binary to Decimals and vice versa. I do not remember the author but it was very nice and everything was explained in an easy to understand manner. I forgot to bookmark it and now I couldn't find it any more. I tried for 2 hrs.

Can someone please provide me the direct link to that article.

Thanks in Advance.

What I have tried:

Tried searching on Code Project from past 2 hrs.

Posted 12-Sep-18 22:05pm

Mohit Tomar

Updated 12-Sep-18 22:55pm

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2018-09-12T22:51:00

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One of these maybe: codeproject: binary decimal - Google Search[^].

Posted 12-Sep-18 22:51pm

Richard MacCutchan

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2018-09-12T22:56:00

Start with your browser history - it's more likely to find "where you have been" than we are. There are 61,106 of articles here^*, published over the course of 18 years - so the chances are that most of us have never even seen the specific article you want, let alone have any idea which one it might be that you liked!

Sorry - but we wouldn't even recognize it if we saw it! :laugh:

* According to this: Site Map[^]