String, ASCII hexadecimal binary conversion

String:
Converted ASCII value:
Converted binary value:
Converted hexadecimal value:

String, ASCII, Hexadecimal, and Binary Conversion

What is it?

A String Converter transforms text characters into ASCII (numeric representation), hexadecimal (base-16), and binary (base-2) formats.

Why use this conversion?

  • Computing & Data Encoding: Used in programming, networking, and file storage.
  • Security & Cryptography: Important for encryption and hashing.
  • Low-Level Processing: Helps in understanding character representation in memory.

How does it work?

  • String to ASCII: Converts each character to its ASCII decimal code (e.g., A → 65).
  • ASCII to Hexadecimal: Converts ASCII decimal to hex (65 → 41).
  • Hexadecimal to Binary: Converts each hex digit to 4-bit binary (41 → 01000001).
  • Binary to String: Reverses the process, converting binary back to characters.

When to use it?

  • Text encoding (UTF-8, ASCII).
  • Debugging & reverse engineering.
  • Handling binary data in programming.