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So, guys, in this video, I'm going to show you how to connect the to Exodus number, I'm taking the

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example one one one one one zero one.

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So the process is you need to start from right to left and you consider four bits as one byte and convert

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that byte into the hexadecimal format.

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It's so simple, right?

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So from right to left, if I go one zero one one, these four bits can see two to one byte.

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So I write it down one block one one zero one.

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And if I convert that into that basement, it will be exact what it will be.

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But this binary will be converted into the decimal format.

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And then we can check that with the hexadecimal.

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I think it's 13 one one zero one is 13.

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That's what in hexadecimal 13 is in the same way.

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After these four bits, we get one, one, one.

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So we got only three widths.

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So you can just add zero at the starting to make it four bits.

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So it's zero one one one.

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And if we convert into into the small it's seven.

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And that the two, most of it is also seven.

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So the final output will be you just append this seven B so that is a required result.