from_x_to_y: from_x_to_y Function
In nmolanog/refous: Implementation of some task done in refous school.
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
this functions converts integers from a given base to another
Usage
1
from_x_to_y(bse1, bse2, x)
Arguments
bse1
integer from 2 to 10. Original base of the number
bse2
integer from 2 to 10. New base to convert the number
x
number in base bse
Value
integer in base 10
Examples
1
2
###convert 44 in base 5 to base 3
from_x_to_y(5,3,44)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
this functions converts integers from a given base to another
Usage
1 | from_x_to_y(bse1, bse2, x)
|
Arguments
bse1 |
integer from 2 to 10. Original base of the number |
bse2 |
integer from 2 to 10. New base to convert the number |
x |
number in base bse |
Value
integer in base 10
Examples
1 2 | ###convert 44 in base 5 to base 3
from_x_to_y(5,3,44)
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