Calculate an even or odd parity bit for a binary string and append it to the data bits.
-Ones
-Parity bit
-Total ones after append
For beginners: how to read the result
Start with the first cardIt gives the direct answer for the current mode before the longer output text.
Use the output boxCopy the exact converted value, table, header or parsed data from the output area.
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Paste your value, choose the mode if the calculator has one, and use the first result card as the direct answer. The longer output area is designed for copying into code, documentation, API tests or a spreadsheet.
What the result means
The parity bit is chosen so the final number of one bits is even or odd, depending on the selected mode.
What is not included
Parity detects some transmission errors but cannot correct errors or detect every multi-bit change.
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