See numbers the way a computer stores them
Numbers reveals the binary representation of integer and floating-point values. The tool connects an entered number with its bit pattern and hexadecimal representation, making data types, precision limits, and unexpected numeric results easier to understand.
What you can inspect
- Visualize integer values using 8, 16, 32, and 64 bits.
- Break IEEE 754 floating-point numbers into their stored components.
- Compare binary and hexadecimal representations of the same value.
- Use the view for debugging, teaching, or technical documentation.
How to use it
- Choose the number type and bit width you want to examine.
- Enter a value or modify the displayed bit pattern.
- Compare the decimal value, individual bits, and hexadecimal output.
Especially useful for edge cases
Rounding behavior and overflows become less mysterious when the underlying bits are visible. Numbers is useful in software development, technical education, and any task where numeric representation matters.
