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Convert an integer number to another system - such as to binary, hex, etc. (Python example)
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#!/usr/bin/env python | |
from itertools import chain | |
from sys import exit | |
def num_to_bin(): | |
try: | |
original_number = int(input('Chose the number: ')) | |
basis = int(input('Chose the basis (up to 32): ')) | |
if(basis > 32): | |
raise ValueError('The basis can be up to 32.') | |
except ValueError as e: | |
print('Number is incorrect') | |
exit(e) | |
num = original_number | |
number_dict = {} | |
codes = chain(range(0, 10), range(97, 123)) | |
for code in codes: | |
if code < 10: | |
number_dict[code] = code | |
else: | |
number_dict[code - 87] = chr(code) | |
res = '' | |
while True: | |
quotinent = num % basis | |
res += str(number_dict[quotinent]) | |
num //= basis | |
if num == 0: | |
break | |
res = res[::-1] | |
print(original_number, ' - ', res) | |
try: | |
num_to_bin() | |
except SystemExit as e: | |
print(e) |
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