PHP - bindec() Function
The PHP bindec() function is used to return the decimal number equivalent to the binary number represented by the binary string argument.
Syntax
bindec(bin_string)
Parameters
bin_string |
Required. Specify the binary number to convert. |
Return Value
The decimal representation of a binary string argument.
Example:
In the below example, bindec() function is used to return the decimal representation of a binary string argument.
<?php $x = '101010'; $y = 111000; $z = 100000; echo "bindec($x) returns: ".bindec($x)."\n"; echo "bindec($y) returns: ".bindec($y)."\n"; echo "bindec($z) returns: ".bindec($z)."\n"; ?>
The output of the above code will be:
bindec(101010) returns: 42 bindec(111000) returns: 56 bindec(100000) returns: 32
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