Hex to Decimal

Converts hexadecimal numbers into their equivalent decimal representations. Users input a base-16 number, which comprises digits 0–9 and letters A–F, and the tool processes this value to determine its corresponding place in the familiar base-10 numerical system. The conversion function accurately interprets the positional weight of each hex digit, providing an exact integer output that maintains mathematical equivalence between the two systems. Professionals in computer science, mathematics, engineering, and data analysis frequently utilize this utility. It is particularly helpful for programmers needing to verify memory addresses or color codes represented in hexadecimal format. Additionally, students studying number theory or cryptography can use it to practice base conversion skills, ensuring accurate translation when working across different computational numerical bases.