Finally finished! A full base converter! Please leave love and favorite for support :D ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You are advised to read Notes and Credits first How to Use: Click anywhere in the dark orange code bar to set the number or code you want to turn into another base Click anywhere in the dark orange Base row that is higher to set the base that the number or code you entered was in ( If you entered a normal number put 10 in here ) Click anywhere in the dark orange Base row that is lower to set the base that you want the number or code to convert to ( 10 is to convert to a normal number, 2 is to convert to binary, 16 is to convert to hexadecimal ) Type in your inputs ^ when ready click the go button at the bottom and the answer will show up at the top where it says return.
Frequently Asked Questions ( Will Help You Understand This Better ) Q: What is this? A: This is a fully working base converter. this means that it is a program that can convert numbers from any base to any base Q: What is a base? A: A base is simply a number that a number system is based off of. The number system we use today is called Base 10. This is because every place value is the previous place value times 10. Example: 1's place | 10's place | 100's place | 1000's place notice each place value is ten times greater than the last. It is the same with all other bases. Take Base 2 for example: 1's place | 2's place | 4's place | 8's place each place value is now 2 times greater than the last so the number 10 in Base 2 would be from RIGHT to LEFT ( not left to right ): 1010 This is because there is 1 eight in 10, 10 - 8 = 2, there are no 4's in 2 and there is one 2 in 2, 2-2 = 0, and there are no ones in 0. In Base 2, digits can only be 0 or 1. However in base 2 digits can be 0,1, or 2, and in Base 3 digits can be 0,1,2, or, 3, and so on and so forth. Q: How Do You Do Base 11 and Up? A: At Base 11 you run out of numbers to use ( you can't put 11 in one digit ), therefore you start using letters For Example: 21 in Base 11 would be 1A A = 10; B = 11; C = 12; and so on
