C# implementation of a binary-to-decimal converter
This solution provides a practical implementation of a binary-to-decimal converter in C#, designed to demonstrate various conversion techniques and approaches in programming.
The solution comprises three main projects:
- Converter: a collection of binary to decimal number converters using positional notation and doubling. Each converter is implemented both iteratively and functionally (using LINQ).
- Test: a set of unit tests implemented in NUnit for each of the converters to ensure their correctness and reliability.
- UI: a WPF-based user interface for user interaction with the converters, allowing easy input and display of results.
NOTE: Due to its educational nature, this project is not intended to represent a production-ready solution. It is a demonstration of various design patterns, advanced features, and coding techniques. While the code may illustrate good programming practices, it may not adhere to all the best practices necessary for a real-world, production-grade application.
.NET 8 or newer
This project is released under the MIT License.
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