How Does a Binary to English Translator Work?
A binary to English translator works by following a set of rules that map binary data to characters. Most commonly, this is done using the ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) system. In the ASCII system, each group of 8 bits (a byte) corresponds to a letter, number, or symbol.
Here’s how the process works:
- Input Binary Code: You provide the binary code that you want to decode.
- Convert Binary to Characters: The translator breaks the binary into groups of 8 bits (a byte) and converts each group to its corresponding character based on the ASCII table.
- Output English Text: Finally, the translator shows the English translation of the binary code.