Base-n Functions

Base-n functions work with 32 bit integer values and can only be used when the calculator is in base-n mode.

DEC : Convert the current value into a decimal integer representation (base 10), and put the calculator into decimal input mode.

BIN : Convert the current value into a binary integer representation (base 2), and put the calculator into binary input mode.

HEX : Convert the current value into a hexadecimal integer representation (base 16), and put the calculator into hexadecimal input mode.

OCT : Convert the current value into an octal integer representation (base 8), and put the calculator into octal input mode.

NOT : Logical bitwise compliment - inverts each bit.

AND : Logical bitwise 'and' operator. For example, {110} [AND] {101} [=] 100 in binary representation.

OR : Logical bitwise 'or' operator. For example, {110} [OR] {101} [=] 111 in binary representation.

XOR : Logical bitwise 'exclusive or' operator. For example, {110} [XOR] {101} [=] 11 in binary representation.

XNOR : Logical bitwise 'exclusive not or' operator. For example, {110} [XNOR] {101} [=] 11111111111111111111111111111100 in binary representation.

MD : Modulus - returns the remainder of an integer division. For example, {10} [MD] {3} [=] 1.

NEG : Inverts the sign of an integer value.