This is Feynman optimized base10-to-binary converter (in python) just input your base10 number and joyfully accept the binary output
Python:
x = int(input()) print(''.join([str(x//2**i%2) for i in range(x.bit_length()-1, -1, -1)]))
Or make it a lambda for fun
b = lambda x : ''.join([str(x//2**i%2) for i in range(x.bit_length()-1, -1, -1)])
b(input_base_10) = binary
those stupid A.I.s have similar results, so i am not sure if someone else has already done this so please dont be mad at me
copyright all rights reserved U.S. patent 32392358859 haha jk lol
MATLAB version (hehe, kind of useless but its a lambda so its cool and idc what you think)
b = @(thingy) disp(dec2bin(input(thingy));
R-version, also useless but idc
b <- function(x) as.integer(intToBits(x))
i dont know any more languages