base converter
David C. Ullrich
ullrich at math.okstate.edu
Thu Jun 14 09:11:19 EDT 2001
On Wed, 13 Jun 2001 22:01:08 GMT, "Fredrik Lundh"
<fredrik at pythonware.com> wrote:
>Jeroen Wolff wrote:
>> I looked on the net for a baseconverter written in python. Is there
>> any? Something like:
>>
>> BaseConvert(20,2) --> "10100"
>
>def BaseConvert(x, b):
> out = ""
> while x:
> x, d = divmod(x, b)
> out = str(d) + out
> return out
>
>(why has decimal to binary conversion suddenly turned into a
>FAQ the last few months?
Because it's recently been determined that using binary is
more "logical"? (Maybe not...)
> it wasn't this way in the old days,
>and I cannot remember ever having to output things as binary
>numbers in a real-life project... can anyone explain?)
>
></F>
>
>
David C. Ullrich
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