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So in this video, I'm going to say convert the number to the decimal number in the previous example,

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we have converted to dismantle one and we got the output as one one zero one one one.

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And we take the same number as an input and we convert into this so that you can have some clarity.

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So the concept of conversion for this conversion is you multiply the process with the parts of the this

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based on what that means.

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This one is the Detroit Press.

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This one is the first place.

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This one is second place.

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Third place.

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Fourth, fifth place.

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So now what we're going to do is multiply this one with powers of the this binary.

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It means that we have to write all the bits one one zero one one one.

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And this is since this is a Detroit Press, we write to zero and this is related to the power of two

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because this is a binary format.

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And in the same way, this is the first place and you can say this is a two to the power of one and

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this is the second place and two to the power to.

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And to do the portrait and to put up all four and five know what you're going to lose, you need to

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multiply these two numbers and these two numbers and these two numbers, these two, these two and these

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two.

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And you're going to add all these reserves.

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So and finally, you got that a small number.

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So let's do so.

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One in two 2.0, which is one one one one press, one in two to do so here we get to hear a good one.

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So finally, three and one into two, four to four and four plus three, it's seven.

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And Gedo into some number is zero.

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We don't care up to these four bits.

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We got the seven and one two for it.

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Sixteen and one into two for 16, you 16.

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So 16 plus this result is seven which is 23.

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And I didn't want to pause.

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It's 32 and 32 plus remaining.

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The punditry gives rise to.

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So we need to add our desires to get out this small number, so, goodness, I hope you understood.

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Now I will summarize again.

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You need to place the scene in this line sequence order and coming from right to left, you need to

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multiply it to to the base, to the power of this place.

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This is the second, third, fourth and fifth.

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And after multiplying these two and respect to these products, you need to add all these reserves to

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that is one number.

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So here we got the one one zero one one known as 55.

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It's our record business.

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And this one, No.