# python-radix
Python-radix library
The library contains tools for conversion numbers to a new base. Current version works with radixes from 2 to 36.
Python-radix usage examples
Python-radix has both procedural and object-oriented solutions.
Procedural way example
# to convert number 4 from base 10 to base 2
cast(4, 10, 2)
>>’100’
You can use both str and int types for the number you convert.
Object oriented way example
# create an object to convert numbers from one base to another (here it converts from base 10 to base 2)
new = Converter(10, 2)
new.convert(4)
>>’100’
This will work too:
new = Converter(10, 2)
new.convert(‘4’)
>>’100’
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