Convert Bases v1.0
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Convert Numeric Bases
InformationI wrote this when I first started playing around with numeric bases for encryption and other purposes. Custom arithmetic functions were made to work on base 10 numbers of any size stored in strings.Content Convert numbers from one numeric base (2-36) to another. This was just thrown together for my use, and the algorithms aren’t exactly optimized (and it’s Visual Basic), so it can get pretty slow depending on the size of the numbers.
The output number is updated as the user modifies any of the input boxes, so if large numbers need to be computed, pasting it in would be appropriate :-).
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ConceptsNumeric theoryUpdatesConvert Bases v1.0 @ 2010-01-21 11:43:51 - Download
Releasing first (and probably only) version of my old Convert Bases project (v1.0, source, binary). I’m not sure when I did this project exactly, but I’m going to guess it was around 1999. I didn’t really worry about fixing up the source code, as it’s not a project that really deserves the attention, and the algorithms are slow and clunky as it is, but I did fix up the GUI slightly. To add comments, please go to the forum page for this project (guest comments are allowed for the Projects, Posts, and Updates Forums). Comments are owned by the user who posted them. We accept no responsibility for the contents of these comments.
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