Decimal To Hexadecimal Made Easy

[@lizl9675]

Thank YOU! Progamming Professor just kind of threw these problems at us with no explanation. That made it very easy!

[@overanalyzings]

middle-aged, slightly out of shape white men with small youtube accounts have saved millions upon millions of students.

[@MP4_mafia]

A very true statement indeed.

[@illuminaughty933]

Millions? There’s only 87k views...

[@overanalyzings]

Yes there are only 87k views on this particular channel, I'm talking about as a whole, not just this one guy...

[@DannyMancheno]

I've just did your research. I've wrote it in points so you can study each one. (T) - I've just spent an hour and summed up like 18 different large channels and their channel views and it came to about 7.7 million views. (R) - Millions upon millions = 2,000,000 x 2,000,000 (at lowest case scenario). 2,000,000 = 4,000,000,000,000 views. That's 4 trillion views. (O) - 7.7 million views of probably the top 18 most popular conversion type channels is no where near 4 fucking trillion views. fortunelords.com/youtube-statistics/ (L) - KZbin gets about a billion views daily from mobile phones. Which accounts for more than half. So let's say it is half (giving you leverage) That's about 2,000,000,000 views a day. Even if these white out of shape men got all the views for a day. 2,000,000,000 views is nowhere near what they actually have in their entirety. 7,700,000 (Real) 2,000,000,000 (Hypothetical daily max) 4,000,000,000,000 (Your estimation) (L) - Your math is so freaken off. I think you better be ready to delete your account. Because i'd be embarrassed if someone discovered i was this bad at math. I hope your kids don't see this...

[@kaulincurtis9665]

"Upon" in this case would be defined as addition, not multiplication. I hope your kids don't see this.

[@solvian9284]

2 Month's of pain of trying to understand how these thing works from school and here it is 5mins then now I understand. Thank you!!

[@willlowry5170]

quick, simple, and clear. couldn't have found a better vid. thanks so much!

[@pac4games253]

Explained everything exceptionally well, very clear and friendly. Keep going! :)

[@asmodeus4310]

Youre so talented not in terms of this hexadecimal stuff and all, you teach so well

[@haln9587]

this man is a different breed

[@DarkathionJesse]

I was left in shocked with how simple it was tysm

[@RaizenAMVs]

thanks u just saved my tomorrow's test; i really want to just learn from the internet i kinda feel studying in school is useless when u have internet connection, u can study what you want how you want again thanks!

[@notarm4ni959]

Thanks man I finally get it LOL after watching like 4 vids this one explained best I think.

[@quantyy]

Better than anything my teacher could explain. Thanks

[@nickle52003]

Helped in my C++ class. Thanks for explaining the concept to easily.

[@amarsinha5190]

learning c++?? nickle

[@ms9400]

PLEASE READ!!! I am glad that almost everyone who has commented loves the video. Unfortunately, there are some who did not understand the last part about zero and a remainder. I must emphasize that you MUST understand 4th grade (USA standards) elementary school math. For example, 7 divided by 16 is ZERO with a remainder of 9 parts left over. If you cannot understand this concept, you really have to go back to Mrs. Whooziwhattsits 3rd quarter 4th grade math class and relearn division with remainders. Hope this helps!

[@ShakTMT]

LOL

[@muixzdicky3255]

I'm from Asia, and this is really goodddd. Thanks man!

[@Dakurar]

Thank you divdad. I used this to ace a computer maths test.

[@dswailes3767]

You are way smarter than those frauds with a Degree! Thank you for explaining this! Bravo !

[@jeffrade]

It's easier to first convert decimal to binary and then convert the resulting binary to hexidecimal. 4512 in binary is 0001 0001 1010 0000. Then that converts to 11A0. Remember that binary slots are powers of 2 from right to left. Just simple adding, no division required.

[@S_Naveen]

Yeah Bro 🤘

[@chaabiamal4856]

No jeff covert dec to hex is easier by this way

[@xFersureMatt]

Thank you sooo much!!! I WILL RULE THE WORLD WITH THIS KNOWLEDGE!

[@AngelusChevalier]

too late is already being ruled!!!:D

[@donfeto7636]

No need for long division . just do like me i divide the number by 16 like 282/16 if it give me decimal number like 17.658 i take integer part then do -->>> 17 *16 = 272 this mean the reminder is 282-272 =10. Hope this help the internet this help from EGYPT.

[@فلسطين_6]

شكرا يسطاا🧡

[@distortedkid123]

Dude, thank you so much! This is really going to help me in my CompTIA A+ course.

[@chumawinnerobiora7749]

oooooh!!!!!! may goodness this is very explained,very concise and very arranged. i wish i knew this since....but i will teach my kids this and my nephews and nieces will learn more from this formula. Am subscribing immediately to you channels. it worth it!!!!!!!!

[@standardman6535]

The single most simple Perfect explanation of Anything ever

[@rabiamehdi5570]

someone give this guy a medal; some heroes casually share their super powers

[@edwardcortez6662]

Well this was easy. You explained it very well. I just wish my Computer Science Principles teacher taught the same way you did. No offense to her though. I hope she doesn't see this.

[@lovestop101]

Edward Cortez you and I both, this dude should teach!

[@ms9400]

What if I told you that my actual occupation is an automotive mechanic working at a Ford dealership, lolz!

[@ms9400]

Sorry, I'm at a Toyota dealership now. I have learned a few things about a couple countries through my automotive ventures. Starting with German automotive engineering, I now fully understand why Germany lost ww1 AND ww2. I also fully understand why Detroit is completely bankrupt!!

[@wadysawkostrzewski8557]

They teach us here in basic school why Germans lost WW1 and WW2. Two separate reasons not exacly same at each case. Common reason for both were resources shortage. Partially you are right with reason why WW2 was lost becasue of too complicated engineering but thats goes back to main reason which was shortage of resources.

[@ilhamazizli7837]

Michael Schwartz I’m wondering why?

[@saverawasim8293]

thank you sir tomarrow was my exam you help me how to solve hexadecimal

[@joshoxy]

exams tomorrow XD

[@illynH6]

What happened to your exam Did you make it?

[@CyberNeko1]

@@illynH6 That shall remain a mystery.

[@Noblepashtun]

@@CyberNeko1exam in 45 mins i am cooked

[@willsi]

Cheers to you, man! You truly made it easy.

[@Churchgal]

Wow you are a life saver. You rock

[@javiermn9402]

After passing the numbers I confirm they are done right at www.charactercount.net/number-to-binary.php Here you can go to hexdecimal, decimal, binary, octal ... all in one

[@ronaldspacelitty8216]

Wow, thanks...

[@megaxenu753]

why aren't all teachers like this guy?

[@MrEvans96]

best video i've seen on this subject so far. Thanks so much for making it simple

[@blanket_2835]

thank you so much! my teacher just skipped explanation over this part and i was so confused, but now i've completely understood! 😊💜

[@nla5307]

Me too. Noting at all in the book either lol

[@haha-vm6gi]

Thank youuuuu!!! We learnt this in the university today, and i didnt understand!!! but the way you teach is different!!! thank youuuu again!!!

[@x-olili-x624]

or just split it into 2 nibbles and change each hex value into a nibble and concatonate them to get the end num

[@Maqsz]

Just a quick tip to make the video even easier: Start of by doing the exact same thing, but with the decimal system. Convert Decimal to Decimal: 23450/10 = 2345 (Rem = 0) 2345/10 = 234 (Rem = 5) 234/10 = 23 (Rem = 4) 23/10 = 2 (Rem = 3) 2/10 = 0 (Rem = 2) Now write it from bottom to top: 23450 :) Same goes for binary, which has base 2: 32134/2 = 16076 (Rem = 0) 16076/2 = 8033 (Rem = 1) 8033/2 = 4016 (Rem = 1) 4016/2 = 2008 (Rem = 0) 2008/2 = 1004 (Rem = 0) 1004/2 = 502 (Rem = 0) 502/2 = 251 (Rem = 0) 251/2 = 125 (Rem = 1) 125/2 = 62 (Rem = 1) 62/2 = 31 (Rem = 0) 31/2 = 15 (Rem = 1) 15/2 = 7 (Rem = 1) 7/2 = 3 (Rem = 1) 3/2 = 1 (Rem = 1) 1/2 = 0 (Rem = 1) Again, read from bottom to top ans you will get this: BIN: (0)111 1101 1000 0110

[@yumiyukinoshita3464]

I think 16076/2 actually equals to 8038

[@azrael7922]

Straight forward! Much apreciated good sir.

[@ethanwilliams2869]

nice edge up bro

[@MoaisBinBaker]

Thank you very much Sir! You've saved my life. Becuz I have a computer examination today

[@campalovesjesus5705]

I hope u did well bro

[@coolbillu1812]

enjoying this in 2021

[@cesarnunes3966]

The best explanation on the web. Thanks a lot!

[@tanishkadeshpande5112]

Hey man, that was cool! Keep up the good work

[@z3ehvh464]

Very straight forward and simple to follow video. Made something I really struggled with, much easier. Thank you!

[@seanapara9299]

For real , same here

[@Mellow_Moode]

Appreciate the upload, sir. You made that mad easy.

[@superkool7]

this was awesome. thanks so much man

[@jamesclarity1077]

Great method! Was looking for something like this!

[@Pedro-ix8kd]

thank you my good sir

[@loqueseashoy3754]

Great video, so easy, the people that doesn't understand it it is because they don't know how to do a normal division, english it is not my first language and I couldnt understand it any better

[@nathaniversonmurphy1657]

Thank you so much, unlike my professor you keep it very simple and easy to understand.

[@toasterfam4802]

You my good sir, are the hero we all needed

[@clejiboi2665]

Decimal to Hexadecimal Made Easy? It is actually easy thanks to this video

[@codeinprogress543]

Thank you so much for this video, made it so easy for me!

[@sethnuzum]

Why not divide by 256 to start with?

[@soma3272]

11A0 (base 16) should be the correct answer

[@mjtwardy]

I have a different approach. It's easer for me to quickly convert it to binary and then just deal with quartets of digits. Like in this case 4512 in binary is 1000110100000. Make dividers every 4 digits starting from the back: 1| 0001| 1010| 0000. Assign values to the divided digits: first is 1=1, second is 0001=1, third: 1010=10(A), fourth: 0000=0. We get 11A0. No head calculations of dividing numbers needed. It all depends what is more comfortable for you to do. Dividing or converting in to binary.

[@daydreamers9348]

I got full marks in exam becose of u!!!!!! Thnx

[@phillipellis1057]

This is amazing! Thank you!

[@farrisikhwan7825]

hello sir, thnks so much for this video it make my problem about this topic more easily to solved.😀

[@davidogolo1329]

thank you so much!!!!!!!! im going to ace my computerscience test thanks to you!!

[@PoliticallyIncorrectBronto]

The force is strong on this one

[@Furqan22134]

what if reminder go beyond number 15 then

[@ApostolicCherub]

GREAT VIDEO! makes it easy! I am new to hexadecimal and this really made things easy!

[@freethinker3356]

The best conversion method ever, thnx :)

[@AHLEducation]

Excellent explanation

[@maz4962]

Thanks, you explained it so clearly!

[@dougstanton9816]

Oh my freaking God! He just explained what I needed to know in the first five minutes!!

[@Ella-up1ct]

Thanks so much! It's really helpful :)

[@DethroneYT]

Tommorow is my exam and I thank you sooo much for helping me out

[@A_NSF]

Why didn't he put the reminder 32

[@Goodfella651]

if the decimal number is 256 ..so what will be the method for the conversion in hex..??

[@Maqsz]

256/16 = 16 (Rem = 0) 16/16 = 1 (Rem = 0) 1/16 = 0 (Rem = 1) Hex = 0x100 or binary: 0001 0000 0000

[@AlexaMahone-o6o]

Great and clear explanation thank you🙏🙏👍🏻👍🏻

[@jeronimomanueldejesus1065]

Thank you ❤️🙏

[@cynthiau8481]

Using this method, I did For 243043 and got 1B563 is it correct

[@sayfino5583]

use a web app calculator, I used it. It works a charm!

[@deedewald1707]

You did fine !

[@dumitrualex4587]

thank you so much! :)

[@62-anikamubasshira54]

An 15 years old girl at 6:00 am learning programming with my phone... Wanna become someone great❤️keep it up girl!!

[@campalovesjesus5705]

Nice

[@deedewald1707]

It is done by love !

[@Philippinesballsub]

Thank you 💖

[@Matt82Warren]

This is great, but what is the sock on the wall for

[@ms9400]

Back in April 2014, I quit smoking cigarettes. By August 2014, I started out the day, just as healthy and normal as can be. Driving home in the country though, I keeled over in absolute complete pain at highway speed with my family in the car. I somehow managed to stop and I don’t remember much of the next 3-4 days after that other than I left the hospital with three key notes: I survived a bad round of Pancreatitis, diabetes was uncovered with an A1C of 9.2, and off-the-charts triglyceride level was at 942. If I ever decide to start smoking cigs again, I will NEVER quit.... EVER!!!! That is one of my hospital sock reminders, although I won’t ever need a reminder.

[@deedewald1707]

Congrats on stomping out cigarettes !

[@adamasrar9790]

the colour of the cloth is initially white

[@fearghalsammon9753]

Hey can anyone help me with converting 8563421 to decimal, its on a past exam paper and my remainders seem to be waay to high

[@kirilzlatarski]

hi I noticed that you type 7 like this but in Europe, we type 7 with an extra horizontal line in the middle of the vertical line

[@vhpagani7558]

the BEST TUTORIAL EVEEEEERRR!

[@ericellison2413]

i liked the way you clean the board , ....

[@hadeel6067]

I didn't get how we know the remainder!!

[@markanthonydiensthuber5522]

thank you for this video. It really helps me a lot. In my Computer subject.

[@akmedia8206]

Why would you use this sadistic way of number representation????

[@bsit1-1daronmangaoang35]

THANK YOU FOR NEW KNOWLEDGE CAUZ I'LL BE REPORTING TOMMOROW FOR OUR COMPUTER PROGRAMMING SUBJECT THANKA A BUNCH!

[@jojisno.1fan802]

OMFG I THOUGHT ALL KZbin TEACHERS WHO TEACH THIS TOPIC WERE YAPPIN BULLSHIT AFTER I WATCHED Two-Point-Four BUT I WAS WRONGGGG. U DESERVE MORE SUBS THAN HIM TBH 😁

[@dr.ravindranath8552]

One of the best explanation on hexadecimal number systems! Thanks a lot for this video. It helped me a lot

[@iteeruzz2006]

thanks a lot i will keep on practicing sir you have became my teacher now by choice

[@jsle5376]

I need help with this, could you do it with smaller numbers like 32 or 28, because I can't convert them

[@eddiehead]

convert them to binary first, then convert the binary to hex. much simpler with smaller numbers (personally I find it much simpler with any number) 32 in binary is 100000 - each hex number is 4 bits long, so the hex binary for 32 would read 0010 0000 count the bit values that are on in each of the 4 segments - segment one has the 2 bit on, segment two has 0 bits on your hex is 20 28 in binary is 11100 - hex binary would be 0001 1100 - segment one has the 1 bit on, segment two has the 8 and 4 bits on (add them together = 12) your hex is 1C

[@mopbrothers]

Thanks. This might help me with the Network + exam.

[@amirkebede6382]

I love the video, its really helpful but somehow my calculator is giving me 17.625 for 282/16 is there something am missing? Thank you!!!

[@hiimgarettable]

rewatch the video

[@leonanox7231]

He said NOT to use a calculator bcus it doesnt work properly for this

[@eliasnava2673]

Great lesson ! Really did help a lot !

[@faithcherono1668]

It was awesome 😊

[@WAUBWELA_THE_OFFICIAL]

But thank you for your good and wonderful explanation. God bless you🙏

[@Just1MorePerson1]

Thank you man so easy!

[@nirmlasravi8398]

Decimal equivalent of(A)16?????

[@misamisatv]

This method doesn't make sense for a decimal number like 1234

[@82kmal]

How 1 divided by 16 supposed to be 0 with a remainder of 1????? Everything else made sense, but that was confusing

[@ForwardBias]

Do you understand the concept of a remainder?

[@82kmal]

Dirk S. After actually trying a problem myself, I understood it. It's just been a while since I've thought about remainders at all

[@ForwardBias]

kamal suleiman Cool cool, reading back it sounds kind of passive aggressive on my end. I was genuinely curious if you knew :)

[@82kmal]

Dirk S. Hahahah, that's good to know. They really should make different text fonts that represent tones of voice XD

[@VictorGreed0]

yo bro can u help me ?

[@democrow9309]

I have no idea where "remainder 10" comes from in 282/16. There's nothing easy about this.

[@Thabet-m2t]

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