How to do binary decimal calculations with bin2dec

How to do binary decimal calculations with bin2dec What is the Octave NaN for? Is dot wrong delimiter?
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bert [Entry]

"Nan means Not a Number

You operation produced an undefined result. bin2dec(s) returns the decimal representation of the binary number in s. But you passed a decimal number.

You probably wanted to use dec2bin()"

bert [Entry]

According to Octave's manual, you can open and read binary floating point data in VAX D and VAX G floating format, but 'Conversions are currently only supported for "ieee-be" and "ieee-le" formats.'