byte to EB
Convert bytes to exabytes/exbibytes and vice versa (type in any of the inputs). Sourcecode available below.
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EB
EiB
The difference between EB and EiB is that 1 EB is 1000*1000*1000*1000*1000*1000 = 1,000,000,000,000,000 bytes while 1 EiB is 1024*1024*1024*1024*1024*1024 = 1,152,921,504,606,846,976 bytes. You can read more about it here.
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function bytesToEB(bytes) {
return bytes/1000000000000000000.0;
}
function bytesToEiB(bytes) {
return bytes/1152921504606846976.0;
// note: if you're only interested in full eib's without decimals you can use >>60 instead of /1152921504606846976.0
}
function ebToBytes(eb) {
return eb*1000000000000000000;
}
function eibToBytes(eib) {
return eib*1152921504606846976;
// note: if you're only expecting full eib's without decimals as input you can use <<60 instead of *1152921504606846976
}
function bytesToEB($bytes) {
return $bytes/1000000000000000000.0;
}
function bytesToEiB($bytes) {
return $bytes/1152921504606846976.0;
// note: if you're only interested in full eib's without decimals you can use >>60 instead of /1152921504606846976.0
}
function ebToBytes($eb) {
return $eb*1000000000000000000;
}
function eibToBytes($eib) {
return $eib*1152921504606846976;
// note: if you're only expecting full eib's without decimals as input you can use <<60 instead of *1152921504606846976
}
public double bytesToEB(long bytes) {
return bytes/1000000000000000000.0;
}
public double bytesToEiB(long bytes) {
return bytes/1152921504606846976.0;
// note: if you're only interested in full eib's without decimals you can use >>60 instead of /1152921504606846976.0
}
public long ebToBytes(double eb) {
return (long)(eb*1000000000000000000);
}
public long eibToBytes(double eib) {
return (long)(eib*1152921504606846976);
// note: if you're only expecting full eib's without decimals as input you can use <<60 instead of *1152921504606846976
}
double bytesToEB(unsigned long bytes) {
return bytes/1000000000000000000.0;
}
double bytesToEiB(unsigned long bytes) {
return bytes/1152921504606846976.0;
// note: if you're only interested in full eib's without decimals you can use >>60 instead of /1152921504606846976.0
}
unsigned long ebToBytes(double eb) {
return eb*1000000000000000000;
}
unsigned long eibToBytes(double eib) {
return eib*1152921504606846976;
// note: if you're only expecting full eib's without decimals as input you can use <<60 instead of *1152921504606846976
}
