So in this video, guys, I'm going to show you how to convert that small number to hexadecimal, so
I already told this to binary.
And, uh, if you want to convert the decimal to any format, you need to divide it with the definition
based in the previous dismal binary conversion video we have.
That is one number with two, because binary means two.
In this video, we are going to divide that number with 16 because hexadecimal means base 16.
I'm taking the example again as 54 and 55.
You want to do it because it's the destination based format and if you do it with me, that question
three and seven, because in the trees, 48, and if you get 55, so you need to repeat the same process,
take the question as it input and do it with the question, as you know and wonder, since we got the
question that we need to start this process.
So our results are dismal.
Number will be three seven.
Remember, from the previous videos, we need to reverse the order of reminders.
So our results will be three seven.
So 54 in this month is the thirty seven three seven in hexadecimal.