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Local MVP mode

Mock data only. Auth, payments, storage, and APIs are represented by contracts.

Learning workspace

Binary foundations

Binary Converter

Practice how decimal octets become binary bits and why each bit position matters.

Practice workspace

Convert one octet at a time, then inspect the four octets inside an IPv4 address.

Enter values

Use values from 0 to 255, the range of one IPv4 octet.

Decimal number to binary bits

Each bit represents a power of two. Add the active bit values to get the decimal number.

Decimal to binary

172 = 10101100

Network prefixHost space

Octet 1

1
0
1
0
1
1
0
0

Binary to decimal

10101100 = 172

IPv4 octets

Octet 1172 → 10101100
Octet 216 → 00010000
Octet 34 → 00000100
Octet 49 → 00001001

Quick practice

Try converting 192, 168, 1, and 1. Which bits are active in each octet?