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Floating-Point Playground

A more intuitive way to experiment with how floating-point numbers are represented.

Currently supports single-precision (32-bit) only.

Usage

You can directly type a decimal number into the textbox, the array of bits in the middle shows the underlying binary representation of the given floating-point number.

These bits can also be manipulated manually, just a click away!

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A more intuitive way to experiment with how floating-point numbers represent.

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