binarytohexadecimal
Binary to hexadecimal is the process of converting binary numbers into hexadecimal form. In hexadecimal, digits range from 0 to 9 and A to F, and each hex digit represents four binary bits, called a nibble. Because four binary bits cover 16 values, every group of four bits maps to a single hex digit.
To convert a binary number to hex, group the binary digits into 4-bit blocks starting from the
Example: the binary 10111001 converts to 1011 1001, which is B9 in hex. Another example: 110111101010 becomes
Leading zeros do not affect the value, and hex digits can be written in upper or lower
In software, conversions are typically supported by programming languages and calculators. Many languages offer direct functions