Sprinkle some magic into your Python environment:
pip install radixhopper
from radixhopper import RadixNumber
# Create a RadixNumber instance from a string in base 10
num = RadixNumber("3.14", base=10)
# Convert it to base 2
result = num.to(base=2)
# Print the representation in base 2
print(f"{result!r}") # or simply `>>> result` or print(repr(result))
# >>> RadixNumber(number=11.0[01000111101011100001], representation_base=2, digits=0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ, case_sensitive=False, fraction=(157/50))
# Access the string representation directly
print(result)
# >>> 11.0[01000111101011100001]
# Perform operations
num2 = RadixNumber("1.1", base=2) # Represents 1.5 in base 10
sum_result = num + num2 # Operations default to Fraction representation
print(sum_result) # >>> 100.[10100011110101110000]
print(sum_result.to(base=10)) # >>> 4.64
radixhopper 3.14 --from 10 --to 2
or simply
radixhopper 3.14 10 2
We welcome contributions! Please check our Issues page for open tasks or suggest new features.
radixhopper
is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
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