Radix Calculator

Radix Calculator is a simplistic application designed to help you quickly convert binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal code. It comes in handy for those who have started learning computer science.

If you already have Java Runtime Environment installed on your PC, you don't need to set up anything else. The entire program is wrapped in a .jar file that can be saved anywhere on the disk and launched immediately.

You can copy the binary converter to an external storage unit, like a USB flash drive, and seamlessly run it on any machine with minimum effort, as long as it has Java installed.

As far as the interface is concerned, Radix Calculator opts for a small window with a plain look and simple structure, where you can write or type the string of characters, then select the input type between binary, octal, decimal and hex.

The conversion is performed as soon as you click the "Ok" button, and you can view the translation for all remaining code types. If the input type has an unsupported format, then Radix Calculator will not execute the action (no errors pop up).

Unfortunately, there are no options implemented for copying all data to the Clipboard, printing it or saving it to file. If you need to get hold of the values, you can either resort to pen and paper or open a text editor next to the main window of Radix Calculator and type what you see.

To wrap it up, Radix Calculator delivers a simple and straightforward solution to help you perform conversions between binary, octal, hexadecimal and decimal mode. It's fast and light on system resources consumption. On the other hand, the developer hasn't integrated features for processing the output.