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Decimal to Binary Calculator

Decimal to Binary Calculator. Ashton Luchebeleli Carl Stevens John Peak The CS Ninjas. This tool is an online utility used to practice calculating between decimal and binary numbers.

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Decimal to Binary Calculator

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  1. Decimal to BinaryCalculator Ashton Luchebeleli Carl Stevens John Peak The CS Ninjas

  2. This tool is an online utility used to practice calculating between decimal and binary numbers. Our conceptual design was styled after a hand-held calculator. We wanted the look and feel of a real calculator. Our project is presented through a browser in HTML. The engine is written in JavaScript, a popular online programming language. The HTML Table Tag formatting was the trickiest part of the development. About our ProjectThe DecBin Calculator

  3. The DecBin Calculator is very easy to use by most anyone. It’s functions are inherently friendly to users with disabilities. We even took the liberty of adding mouse-over effects to accommodate the vision impaired. As the blind moves their mouse across the screen, the x-y coordinates of the buttons and input fields are revealed textually. Ease of Use

  4. Our calculation algorithms follow straightforward methods. One of two main functions involves dividing the decimal number to be calculated by 2 (since binary is in base 2), and making note of the remainder. We continue dividing the quotient by 2, until we reach the division of (1 / 2), also making note of all remainders. Those remainders provide our binary number. How does it work?

  5. Our team has discussed expanding on our projects’ capabilities by adding the other number calculations; like Hexadecimaland Octal Number Systems. We welcome your feedback. Help us make this a nice online application. Visit us at www.csninjas.com and play with our online application. Future Upgrades/Enhancements

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