Hex to Decimal

Converts hexadecimal numbers, which are base-16 representations of numerical values, into their equivalent decimal (base-10) format. Users input a hex string comprised of digits 0-9 and letters A-F, and the tool accurately processes this data to output the corresponding integer value in standard decimal notation. This process effectively translates data from one positional numeral system into another, providing a straightforward conversion mechanism for technical data. Developers, computer science students, and digital signal processing engineers commonly utilize this utility. It proves essential for debugging code, analyzing memory addresses, or understanding binary representations of data structures.