Hexadecimal To Binary

What is Binary?

A binary number is a numerical value expressed in a base 2 numeral system, utilizing only two symbols: 0 and 1.

Examples

Consider a scenario where we have the hexadecimal value A12C. Next, we need to determine the binary equivalent of this hexadecimal value.

Hexadecimal number=A12C

Binary value equivalent to A is 1010

Binary value equivalent to 1 is 0001

Binary value equivalent to 2 is 0010

Binary value equivalent to C is 1100

Hence, the binary representation corresponding to A12C is 1010000100101100.

Note: To convert hexadecimal into a binary number, the binary value of each digit of a hexadecimal number is evaluated and combined to get the binary number of a given hexadecimal number.

Let's understand through an example.

Example

#include<stdio.h>
void hextobin(char b[]);
void main()
{
    char hex[]="A12C";
    hextobin(hex);
}
void hextobin(char hex[])
{
   int i=0; 
   while(hex[i])
   {
       switch(hex[i])
       {
           case '0':
           printf("0000");
           break;
           case '1':
           printf("0001");
           break;
           case '2':
           printf("0010");
           break;
           case '3':
           printf("0011");
           break;
           case '4':
           printf("0100");
           break;
           case '5':
           printf("0101");
           break;
           case '6':
           printf("0110");
           break;
           case '7':
           printf("0111");
           break;
           case '8':
           printf("1000");
           break;
           case '9':
           printf("1000");
           break;
           case 'A':
           printf("1010");
           break;
           case 'a':
           printf("1010");
           break;
           case 'B':
           printf("1011");
           break;
           case 'b':
           printf("1011");
           break;
           case 'C':
           printf("1100");
           break;
           case 'c':
           printf("1100");
           break;
           case 'D':
           printf("1101");
           break;
           case 'd':
           printf("1101");
           break;
           case 'E':
           printf("1110");
           break;
           case 'e':
           printf("1110");
           break;
           case 'F':
           printf("1111");
           break;
           case 'f':
           printf("1111");
           break;
       }
       i++;
   }}

In the provided code snippet, we aim to determine the binary representation of the hexadecimal value " A12C ". Initially, we save this value in a character array called hex, followed by passing this array to a function named hextobin. Within hextobin, the binary equivalent is computed by iterating over each element in the array using a while loop. The binary value for each element is determined by a switch statement.

Output

Output

1010000100101100

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