How to Convert Number to Binary In Python (bin() Function) - Python Quick Tips

You can use the base on the int() function to go backward just like that "int(bin(23)[2:], 2)"

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anyone know how to do this without using the in-built bin() method?

>>> int(0b10111)
23

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You can make a text to binary program like this:
x = str(input())
x = ' '.join([format(ord(i),'b'] for i in x]).

You can also make it into a hex converter:
x = str(input())
x = ' '.join([format(ord(i),'h'] for i in x]).

Or an octal converter:
x = str(input())
x = ' '.join([format(ord(i),'o'] for i in x]).

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You can use int to convert binary to an int,

a = 79
bin_a = bin(a)
print(int(bin_a, 2))
The 2nd param. tells it what base it is coming from

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Another method : '{0:b}'.format(number)

bin(number) -> Nice short tutorial video

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