Text to Binary
About Text to Binary Converter
Convert text into binary. Computers record all characters as binary digits. Computer commands or text are represented using binary numbers 0 and 1, or binary code. A bit string assignment is made for each instruction or symbol. Commands, letters, or symbols may represent the strings. These codes are employed in computers to encode data.
This base-2 or binary numeric system is employed in computer science and mathematics. The two symbols are all that the system uses to represent values. Binary numbers are the common name for the values in binary strategies.
Computers employ the binary system internally in digital electronics and, more precisely, in digital electronic circuits that use logic gates (with values of 0 and 1). Mobile phones and other computer-based gadgets employ the binary scheme as well.
Binary and the human-use base-10 system can be converted back and forth. You can also convert between hexadecimal and binary, where one hex digit requires four binary digits to express it. Another option is to convert between binary and octal. Three binary digits represent an octal number. Octal 0 corresponds to binary 000.
The binary numbering system is used in binary coding to represent text or instructions.
How do you convert the binary 'A' character?
Using the ASCII table, 'A' is equal to 6510, 64+1, 26+20, and 010000012
How do you convert the binary 0 characters?
Using the ASCII table, "0" equals 4810, 32+16, 25+24, and 001100002
Text to Binary Conversion Techniques
Text to ASCII binary conversion:
- Get character
- Obtain the character's decimal code from the ASCII table.
- Decimal to binary conversion
- Proceed to the following character
Example
Text "Play Ground" to binary ASCII code conversion:
Solution:
To obtain an ASCII code from a character, use an ASCII table.
"P" => 80 = 26+24 = 010100002
"l" => 108 = 26+25+23+22 = 011011002
"a" => 97 = 26+25+20 = 011000012
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You should receive the binary bytes for each text character:
"01010000 01101100 01100001 01101110 01110100 00100000 01110100 01110010 01100101 01100101 01110011"
Binary Numbers To ASCII Characters Conversion Table
Binary | Text (ASCII) |
00000000 | NUL |
00000001 | SOH |
00000010 | STX |
00000011 | ETX |
00000100 | EOT |
00000101 | ENQ |
00000110 | ACK |
00000111 | BEL |
00001000 | BS |
00001001 | HT |
00001010 | LF |
00001011 | VT |
00001100 | FF |
00001101 | CR |
00001110 | SO |
00001111 | SI |
00010000 | DLE |
00010001 | DC1 |
00010010 | DC2 |
00010011 | DC3 |
00010100 | DC4 |
00010101 | NAK |
00010110 | SYN |
00010111 | ETB |
00011000 | CAN |
00011001 | EM |
00011010 | SUB |
00011011 | ESC |
00011100 | FS |
00011101 | GS |
00011110 | RS |
00011111 | US |
00100000 | Space |
00100001 | ! |
00100010 | " |
00100011 | # |
00100100 | $ |
00100101 | % |
00100110 | & |
00100111 | ' |
00101000 | ( |
00101001 | ) |
00101010 | * |
00101011 | + |
00101101 | - |
00101110 | . |
00101111 | / |
00110000 | 0 |
00110001 | 1 |
00110010 | 2 |
00110011 | 3 |
00110100 | 4 |
00110101 | 5 |
00110110 | 6 |
00110111 | 7 |
00111000 | 8 |
00111001 | 9 |
00111010 | : |
00111011 | ; |
00111100 | < |
00111101 | = |
00111110 | > |
00111111 | ? |
01000000 | @ |
01000001 | A |
01000010 | B |
01000011 | C |
01000100 | D |
01000101 | E |
01000110 | F |
01000111 | G |
01001000 | H |
01001001 | I |
01001010 | J |
01001011 | K |
01001100 | L |
01001101 | M |
01001110 | N |
01001111 | O |
01010000 | P |
01010001 | Q |
01010010 | R |
01010011 | S |
01010100 | T |
01010101 | U |
01010110 | V |
01010111 | W |
01011000 | X |
01011001 | Y |
01011010 | Z |
01011011 | [ |
01011100 | \ |
01011101 | ] |
01011110 | ^ |
01011111 | _ |
01100000 | ` |
01100001 | a |
01100010 | b |
01100011 | c |
01100100 | d |
01100101 | e |
01100110 | f |
01100111 | g |
01101000 | h |
01101001 | i |
01101010 | j |
01101011 | k |
01101100 | l |
01101101 | m |
01101110 | n |
01101111 | o |
01110000 | p |
01110001 | q |
01110010 | r |
01110011 | s |
01110100 | t |
01110101 | u |
01110110 | v |
01110111 | w |
01111000 | x |
01111001 | y |
01111010 | z |
01111011 | { |
01111100 | | |
01111101 | } |
01111110 | ~ |
01111111 | DEL |