How it Works

The Binary to Decimal Converter uses the built-in JavaScript function parseInt() with a radix of 2 to convert binary numbers to decimal equivalents. The formula for this conversion is as follows:

decimal = parseInt(binary, 2)

The Line Word Counter uses the split() method to count the number of lines and words in a given text. The formulas for these calculations are as follows:

lines = text.split('\n').length

words = text.trim().split(/\s+/).length

Example Use Cases:

Binary Input	Decimal Output	Text Input	Lines	Words
1010	10	Hello World	1	2
1101	13	This is a test	1	4
1001	9	Foo Bar	1	2

Common Use Cases:

1. Programming: Convert binary code to decimal equivalents for easier debugging and analysis.
2. Text Analysis: Count the number of lines and words in a given text for statistical analysis or data visualization.
3. Web Development: Use the Binary to Decimal Converter to generate decimal equivalents for binary code used in web development.
4. Data Entry: Use the Line Word Counter to count the number of lines and words in a given text for data entry or data processing tasks.
5. Education: Use the Binary to Decimal Converter and Line Word Counter as educational tools to teach programming concepts or text analysis techniques.
6. Research: Use the Binary to Decimal Converter and Line Word Counter to analyze and process large datasets for research purposes.
7. Quality Assurance: Use the Binary to Decimal Converter and Line Word Counter to test and validate binary code or text data for quality assurance purposes.
8. Machine Learning: Use the Binary to Decimal Converter and Line Word Counter to preprocess binary code or text data for machine learning models.
9. Natural Language Processing: Use the Line Word Counter to analyze and process text data for natural language processing tasks.
10. Software Development: Use the Binary to Decimal Converter and Line Word Counter as part of a larger software development project to perform specific tasks or calculations.