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Convert a number between binary, octal, decimal, hexadecimal and any base up to 36, working on the digits directly so long values are not rounded by floating point.Questions
- Why does the value not change when I paste a very long number?
- Because it should not. This converter works on the digits rather than through a floating-point number, so a 64-bit value keeps every digit — which is the whole reason to use it instead of a calculator.
- How are values above 9 written in base 36?
- With the letters A–Z after the digits, so 35 is Z and 36 is 10.