WhatTheByte

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About this app

WhatTheByte let you see and translate your numerical data into its byte representation and show other interpretations of those bytes.
Useful while working with communication, microcontrollers and byteLevel applications
WhatTheByte let you see the byte values of any kind of data upto 32-bits (4 bytes) and at the same time translate and shows other interpretations of the same bytes
Supported data types:
- Unsigned Byte(s) (8bit unsigned integer) [ 0 to 255 value ]
- ASCII (8bit encoded character) [ 0 to 255 value ]
- Binary Int (32bit integer) [ 0b0 to 0b11111111111111111111111111111111 value ]
- Hexadecimal Int (32bit integer) [ 0x0 to 0xFFFFFFFF value ]
- Unsigned Short (16bit unsigned integer) [ 0 to 65535 value ]
- Unsigned Int (32bit unsigned integer) [ 0 to 4294967295 value ]
- Signed Byte(s) (8bit signed integer) [ -128 to 127 value ]
- Signed Short (16bit signed integer) [ -32768 to 32767 value ]
- Signed Int (32bit signed integer) [ -2147483648 to 2147483647 value ]
- Signed Decimal (32bit, Float number) [ ±1.18×10−38 to ±3.4×1038 value ]

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Updated on
Apr 8, 2023

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What's new

Android 13 Support
Fixed Overflow Bug
Erase Chars Button added, LongClick to erase all screen values
Just modified Char can be overwriten easily (autoselected)
Bynary input/output divided in it's four bytes
Binary output adds the MS zeros for an 8 bit display