need help

[Adriel1990]

i need help i dont know what to do, heres the psudocode and java code

Function (BinaryNumber is String) returns Integer
 Var DecimalNumber is Integer initialized as 0
 Var Power is Integer initialized as 0
 Var BinaryDigit is Integer
 For (I (start value is length of BinaryNumber) to (end value is 1))
  BinaryDigit = StringToInteger (BinaryNumber (I))
- BinaryNumber (I) represents the Ith character in the string – this is similar to the substring function
  DecimalNumber = DecimalNumber + (BinaryDigit * 2 ** Power)
- ** is the “power of” operator
  Power = Power + 1
 End for
 Return DecimalNumber
End Function

The "BinaryToDecimalGood" class.

import java.awt.*;
import hsa.Console;
public class BinaryToDecimalGood
{
    static Console c;           // The output console

    public static void main (String[] args)
    {
        c = new Console ();
        String BinaryNumber;//return as intiger
        int DecimalNumber = 0;
        int BinaryDigit;
        int Power = 0;

        c.println("What is the binary number you wish to convert:");
        c.println();
        for (int i = binary2.length;i <=1;i ++)
        {
        BinaryDigit = StringToInteger (BinaryNumber (i));
        DecimalNumber = DecimalNumber + (BinaryDigit * 2 ** Power);//** is the "power of" operator
        Power != Power + 1;
        }//end loop
        Return DecimalNumber;

    } // main method
} // BinaryToDecimalGood class

if any1 can help it will be greatly appreated , please keep in mind im in gr 11 and if possible could you keep it a simple as possible thanks

[masijade]

I haven't even looked at that code, because you haven't really asked a question.

What part of this are you having problems with?

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[lucky1981_iway]

[B]import[/B] java.io.BufferedReader;
[B]import[/B] java.io.InputStreamReader;
 
[B]public [/B][B]class[/B] BinaryToDecimal {
 
[B]public[/B] [B]static[/B] [B]void[/B] main(String[] args) {
 
Double DecimalNumber = 0.0;
[B]int[/B] BinaryDigit;
[B]int[/B] Power = 0;
[B]try[/B] {
System.[I]out[/I].println("What is the binary number you wish to convert:");
InputStreamReader in = [B]new[/B] InputStreamReader(System.[I]in[/I]);
BufferedReader br = [B]new[/B] BufferedReader(in);
 
String binary2 = br.readLine();
[B]for[/B] ([B]int[/B] i = binary2.length(); i >= 1; i--) {
String BinaryD = binary2.substring(i - 1, i);
BinaryDigit = Integer.[I]parseInt[/I](BinaryD);
System.[I]out[/I].println("digit to convert : " + BinaryDigit);
DecimalNumber = DecimalNumber
+ (BinaryDigit * (Math.[I]pow[/I](2, Power)));
Power = Power + 1;
}
System.[I]out[/I].println(" The Decimal Number is : " DecimalNumber);
} [B]catch[/B] (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
}

I modified your code.It takes input as binary number and output equivalent decimal number.

This program can be done through shift operators also.