In this video, we are going to take a look at converting Exodus one number to the dismal and I'm going
to take another example as policy as in the previous videos, not the conversion is the need to convert
any nominee base format to this.
You need to multiply those bits, those bytes places to the power of this base.
This is very similar to converting binary to decimal, but we need to multiply the power of 16.
Insured up to.
So you write policy as one each bite in the one block, and if you consider a seat, it's in the right
place and two is in the first place and one is in the second place, what you're going to do is you
need to raise to the power of 16 because it is very basic.
We need to raise 16 zero and 16 Power-One and sixteen point two.
So there are only three words.
Right?
So we need to multiply these to see and 16 or zero and two and 16 for one and one and square.
So after multiplying, you get the results, you just add are those results and you will get this as
an output source.
See means it's 30.
Yes, meets in hexadecimal to dismantle its full support, 216 zero one, it's basically tall and two
in 216, which is 32.
So here we go.
And here we got 32.
If we just add these, we get the same as 44.
Right.
That'll do us part 44.
And here we got the one in 216 squared, which is 256.
And if we are 256, 144, we get the output of 300.
So that is our required output.
So the hexadecimal policy represents 300 in the small.