Original Code / One\'s Complement / Two\'s Complement Converter
This converter is a professional data-representation tool that quickly and accurately converts integers into their original code, one\'s complement, and two\'s complement forms. It supports bit widths from 8 to 128 bits, plus a custom width option (1-256 bits). It is especially suitable for computer science study, digital circuit design, and programming, and helps you understand how integers are stored and represented in computers.
How to Use
- Enter the integer you want to convert (positive or negative) in the input box.
- Select the bit width from the dropdown (8/16/32/64/128 bits or custom).
- Choosing "Custom" reveals an extra input where you can set a specific width (1-256).
- Click the "Convert" button or press Enter to view the results in all three binary representations.
Notes
- Pay attention to the sign-bit representation differences when converting negative numbers.
- Results for custom widths above 128 bits are for theoretical reference only.
- The two\'s complement is the actual representation used by computers for storage.
- Very wide conversions may take longer to compute.