Hexadecimal to Decimal - EASY!

[@starkiller279]

I learn more from a 4 minute video than in an one hour lesson. -_-

[@jotty2451]

Tell me about it. My CS teacher is like a broken ass record on repeat for an hour and a half

[@christhechilled]

TheCrystalTitan how about three 😭😭😭

[@staystackin5936]

My cis teacher is retarted

[@zimutes]

"I can't talk, i'm so crazy"

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

that's what you get if you hang around me long enough...or whatch my videos. LOL!!

[@Adversions]

THANKYOU I JUST UNDERSTOOD WITHIN 5 SECONDS COMPARED TO AN HOUR IN A GODDAMN LECTURE!

[@dakota754]

I think I love you! Hex to decimal and we get binary in the process all while not having to use a calculator. Subscribed.

[@saucyyj3949]

Sus

[@theyoungone2409]

Need more instructors like this guy. Easy to follow and he practically drills it into your head. Thanks for the tip!

[@dscheme4427]

In case this wasn't clear - you can't use calculator in a 'prometric' centre. Really cool though, thanks.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

That’s exactly why I made this video eons ago...because calculators are prohibited when taking a test 😎

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

That’s exactly why I made this video eons ago...because calculators are prohibited when taking a test 😎

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

That’s exactly why I made this video eons ago...because calculators are prohibited when taking a test 😎

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

That’s exactly why I made this video eons ago...because calculators are prohibited when taking a test 😎

[@cynbot]

you explained this way better than my instructor, thank you so much for making this!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Glad to be of help Cynbad!

[@lucasm.3864]

KZbin is a better teacher than most courses that I spend an absurd amount of money to take.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

+Lucas M ...Thanks Lucas!

[@venytocamelo2818]

People like you, are the ones that make the internet the most valuable tool nowadays.

[@GuitarreroDaniel]

All this power condensed in 4 minutes... Just amazing!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

That’s all it takes!

[@brendavillanueva5304]

Honestly, this vid was quick to the point! You are right no need for calculator as long as you know what you are doing. Thank you soo much.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Thanks Brenda!

[@ronesiannasue5292]

thank you some of us like the easiest way (calculators) but then you showed me that my head can be easier and faster than a calculator. Thank you again.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

That's great Ongothar!...using a calculator is easier, but you can't use one if you want to take the CCNA exam...and this is for those that need and/or want to take their CCNA.

[@DF59821]

this is almost the same way my digital electronics lecturer taught me. It was so simple. I'm glad I found your video because I needed a quick recap on hexadecimal/ binary conversions!

[@ShakurShares]

Brother. You’re a great teacher and you’re awesome for your annoyance towards what you saw 😄 thumbs up 👍🏽

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

I appreciate that!

[@darkprincecharmin]

I’m learning this for the first time. My mind is blown. Great job

[@TrueBlueMotorsport]

THANK YOUUUUU!!! Finally someone who explains all three (hex, decimal, binary) conversion at once!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

+True Blue Motorsport ...thanks True Blue!

[@BobTheBob647]

THANK YOU!!!! Our teacher lets us use a calculator but converting a hex to decimal is such an immense pain, and with so much room for error.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Thanks Andy!...but you won't be able to use a calculator in a certification exam.

[@iluvits]

I'm actually really surprised I understood that so well. Now I'm more confident to not use a calculator. Thanks

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Great to be of help Essence!

[@thedjbtm]

This is an easier way for those who arent as strong in there multiplication thank for for the quick way!

[@scarymojo5809]

I love the way you teach. 10/10 content

[@VincesEngines]

Thanks for showing ,these few minutes have been of huge benefit for me.

[@jujharsingh8897]

Your voice gives a such motivation to the students. Well done from a professor thumbs up

[@TheMVPHut]

I love this guy! The walls in my school are super thin in certain classrooms so it would be amazing for some other class to just keep hearing stuff like, "WE'VE ALSO GOT THE BINARY"! This video helped me a lot, thank you so much.

[@AnthonySAdams]

This is fantastic! I can't believe our Instructors at ITT aren't shwoing us this method. Thank you so much!

[@FatScotishguy]

Just started doing this stuff at college, this video helped a lot! Thanks.

[@jxm3438]

Thanks for heading right to the point and keeping it straightforward! Gotta another subscriber!

[@0x978]

What a great video, feels like the information is being slapped into my face

[@DanielDiaz-li4uy]

Wow this is really the easiest way of converting. Thank you for sharing this.

[@AvaliOnZone]

I can't believe how easy that was. Your explanation is really good, thanks!.

[@MidnightSvshi]

I love how enthusiastic you are

[@tg9460]

Simply awesome. You are the best. Thank you sir.

[@anthonytamburro7071]

I love you man Thank you!!! for teaching me this I'm a beginner and the other ways of doing hex to decimal took long time to do your way took me less then a min

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Thanks Anthony! ...I'm glad you got it. "Complexity is the Enemy of Execution" ~ Tony Robbins

[@mazensakr8095]

I really like how he replies to comments from various years

[@trishabagora7137]

I know right

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

😊

[@MegaMananaman]

Thank you so much, i have been having trouble getting around the hex numbers since this semester started, i have a final in about 6 hours and i finally got this, life saver!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

***** turn the Decimal into Binary, break it up into sections of 4, use the appropriate Bit values for HEX (i.e.: 8 4 2 1 | 8 4 2 1) and then add the #'s where the binary bits are on.

[@1380256]

The Networking Doctors one more

[@razzea9]

Yea you taught this better than a whole semester of math class. Thank you soooo much!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Thanks Sarah!...quick and to the point is how I like to teach and am very glad I was able to help you. ;)

[@razzea9]

got 96% on my midterm thanks to you!!!!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Awesome!

[@FloormanUK]

You made that look ridiculously easy...thank you so much...

[@nyankoi3412]

THANKS!! REALLY A BIG HELP FOR MY EXAM

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Hope you passed!

[@rosemaryhall5811]

I LOVE you, Lazaro! Thank you so much!

[@fn6824]

This helped, I have a test on this tomorrow and now it’s so clear, before I was doing something random.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Awesome! Glad I was able help

[@verticostate]

Thanks for this Laz, learned this stuff in 1 night thanks to you :)

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

It means a lot to me when someone expresses their appreciation of what I do here. Best of luck! ;)

[@bluestudio67]

This is how I was just taught, and converting to binary first is THE way to go. Gives you everything you need. Great video. Thanks :)

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

+bluestudio67 ...you're welcome 😊

[@MusicOfOthers]

My teacher showed us some crazy complicated way of doing it, and now that I see this, I'm like YESSSSS

[@alanderson1934]

11 years later and this is still the quickest and most helpful video lmao

[@Firestream1000]

I know this video is almost 8 years old now but it seriously helped me.

[@bryanperdomo6045]

All your tutorials are amazing dude.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Thanks Bryan!

[@supermick83]

Great video. Because most colleges allow calculators most people would work it out using one but this way is so simple. Thank you

[@On_the_Wyre]

Subbed. About to take a final exam in Networking and this vid is EXTREMELY helpful. Thanks!!

[@garethbooker6801]

Fantastic help. My teacher explained this terribly. He used the long divisional method which was confusing. Thanks a lot

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Your on the right track...don't derail! Knowledge is power...you DO need an education to get ahead in life. Don't take anyone's word at face value. Make sure you get the right information...ask questions...but don't over analyze things either.

[@EliteBuzzy]

Hmm. I woke up in the morning, figured I had about 2 hours to do my work, this video dumbed half the work down into a simple 8 minutes, it was unbelievably easy. Thanks for this video.

[@hoodledump]

Great! your infromation fixed both my understanding and the math error.Thank you!

[@undastan]

this was the clarity I needed !!!!....thanks for the post!!

[@sssseeeeeeeeeeyyyyaa]

Genius!!! Would use it in my classroom!! Thank you sir!

[@Pablo152GaMEpLAY]

12 years later from the upload of the video and you're the only person that made me understand this lol

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

I’m so glad I could finally make it click for you! Thanks for sticking with it and for the awesome feedback! 🙌

[@CamelJam]

This is the most useful video I have ever seen in my life.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Your words is why I love my job!

[@PiroEfekta]

Thank you, the teachers in our school need half the whiteboard to calculate this!

[@soloh5589]

thank you much for this video I really appreciate it right now I'm taking PLC and school and learning hexadecimal this video really helped out a lot thank you again for your time

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

+solo H ...you're welcome solo H!

[@kennyh7588]

Dude that is immense!!! Thankyou so much

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

+Kenny Holmes ...thanks Kenny!

[@NevenKedza]

Great explanation, thanks!

[@nightcorebeatzx8652]

Thanks so much I couldn't understand a thing in my computer science class but within minutes I was able to solve my own problems 🙌❤

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

That’s my goal 😊

[@Johnwilliams-no6xg]

mind blown! good stuff!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Thank you!

[@cheetahx13]

thank you, you just saved me, 2 days for the final test and finally found am easy way to do this

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

+cheetahx13 ...AWESOME!

[@stevehappe8583]

Well, I passed my digital test at work. Thanks entirely to you.

[@nimrodtrance3212]

straight to the point teaching! ! thanks

[@John-kj4td]

Amazing so useful!! Studying for CCNA this is going to help me big time!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Awesome

[@Basieeee]

Ok this is officially the best instructor ever

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Thanks Kermane!

[@shimonbiton2163]

it works vice versa - take a decimal, convert to binary, contain in 4 bit segments, each segment represents the RTL ones position, tens pos, hundred pos and so on. neat trick!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

@SKazclaw Well your wellcome! I'm guessing your from Australia? Always wanted to visit the Great Outback!...but I digress...be on the look out for my newest videos, they should be up soon.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

@Andrew Mojica ...that is an identifier that tells you that it is a hex number.

[@DangItsTY]

true facts. learned this my first class in Digital Logics Design.

[@rashidsk]

Thanks for making this video, you made it very easy for me to understand. Your method and the way your presenting it is so amazing. ur full of energy keep it up :D

[@DIzzFOo]

2:12 ...Repeat! 👌 4BITS LONG!!! We GOOD!!! LOve these videos my brain loves it !!!!

[@kjemradio]

Finally someone who actually makes TCP/IP easy! Thank you sir. :-)

[@budgy221]

this guy is an actual legend

[@reginalddufour4972]

thank you sir for you tutoral, very clear how you explain and also yur tone made me feel confident to understand this, im subscring to your page.

[@Sec0ndus]

This is great. Thanks, it refreshed my memory for this semester of college. I think this will be on my quiz on Monday.

[@TurtlesWithAutism]

wow I love how that second method breaks it down into peices and all you need to remember are 8 4 2 and 1. :D

[@Maria-vv9qm]

thank you so much this was so helpful I have my computer science gcse exam next week and now I finally know how to do this!!!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Let me know if you passed!

[@Maria-vv9qm]

+The Networking Doctors I got an A in the exam and overall :) there were a few conversion questions in the paper so thanks for helping me get the grades !

[@haardpatel4242]

Still watching this video. Very helpful.

[@ageofgrace4622]

Very very good video, very easy to understand! Thank you!

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Thanks Rolf!

[@VampyraR34]

Thank you! That helped me alot! My exam's tmrw! I feel much better now. Thanks again. =D

[@esskillz9967]

Bro I’m actually dumb but I felt so smart understanding this. Thank you :)

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Dude !...you’re not dumb!!!...and the fact that you understood this proves it.

[@Scrammar]

YOU MY SIR ARE A GENIOUS!

[@gabjar2395]

Jesus! this stuff was so hard when my prof explained it. You made this so simple! laughing at myself right now! Never using a calc for this stuff again !

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Glad to be of help! 😉

[@IWrDI]

I think that the second method is easier than the first :) , thank you so much

[@vincentdulert6560]

freaking blew my prof out the water lol! great video.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Thanks Vicente!

[@romeedee]

¡Muy bueno! Great explanation of hex conversion.

[@cringeflix1985]

I'm studying computer engineering and I swear this guy has taught me more than my actual professors

[@dean4545]

Thanks. Helped very much! Just had this as a question on a chapter test and didn't answer. Now i know how it works.

[@sinnobites]

Thanks! Really had a hard time to understand and your video made it all clear.

[@mopbrothers]

Thanks. This video will really help me if I get a problem like this on the exam. Though honestly, I will probably skip it and come back to it so I don't spend too much time on it.

[@MMAcused]

thank you, we can't use calculators in our exam. First time i've ever done it and you've helped me so much, thank you!

[@huko3786]

Man u are the godfather of everything including craziness :)

[@babydo9288]

THANK you i finally understand it with the aggresive teaching

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

My pleasure, Glad I could help.

[@01SOG]

wowzers..i just turned crazy hexes to a decimal. cool stuff.

[@thenetworkingdoctors]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@WlanCableTV]

Really easy thanks to your explanation, thank you!

[@justdnk777]

You're awesome, thanks Doc!

[@jjjbczpta2]

Excelente profesor....!!!

[@Aimeepiano]

This was super helpful, thanks a lot!

[@smiley9475]

Thank you so so much, I have a test today, and this will help me a lot :)