Perform binary calculations just like computers do — fast and accurate.
What this calculator does
Supports +, −, ×, AND, OR, XOR operations with results in binary, decimal, and hexadecimal.
When to use this calculator
This tool is most valuable when you need a result to compare against something else: a quoted figure, a competing option, or a budget threshold. Accurate comparisons require accurate inputs and arithmetic — this calculator ensures both.
Common mistakes
A common mistake is applying the formula in the wrong direction — particularly with percentage and ratio problems, where the part and the whole can be mistakenly swapped. Check which value is the reference (the 'whole') before entering inputs.
Real-world scenarios
A student checks their overall module grade before results day: 3 assignments scored 72%, 68%, and 81% — the calculator confirms the weighted average and tells them what score they would need on the final exam to achieve a target grade.
Frequently asked questions
How does binary addition work?
In binary (base-2): 1+1=10 (which is 2 in decimal).