Radix

In mathematics, radix or (base) is a number of unique digits, used to represent numbers.

For example, the most common base used today is base 10 (decimal), it uses digits from 0 to 9. However, in base 2 (binary) there are only 0 and 1 digits, and it is used as a primary language for computers.

Base Conversion is a process of converting a number from one base to another. This process is widely used in digital systems, defining colors (in hexadecimal base), displaying error messages, URL shortening, and many more applications.

Radix is a python package for base conversion (general_purpose_usage) with high precision.

• Supports bases from 2 to 62.
• Accepts fractions for conversion.

Note: only positive numbers are supporeted.

Installation

pip install git+https://github.com/BanaAbdallah/Radix.git

Usage

Basic implementation, b1 stands for the base of the entry, and b2 the base want to convert into.

from Radix.radix import BaseConvert

conv = BaseConvert(b1=10, b2=16, entry='350')
conv.run()
# returns 15E

For fractions, you can specify the rounding using round parameter (the default is 10).

conv = BaseConvert(b1=3, b2=50, entry='102.21', round=5)
conv.run()
# returns B.ciMB5