I've studied binary-- a number represented by $1$'s and $0$'s. (like $1010_2=10_{10}$) i know you can represent numbers in other bases(base 3, base 16, base 36) I was wondering--is there an easy way to convert between bases? as an example, convert 12045732 to base-37 (i used a random number generator)
2026-04-03 17:51:25.1775238685
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To convert $12045732$ to base $37$:
Compute the remainder of $12045732$ divided by $37$. The remainder is $12$. This is your ones element.
Subtract the remainder of $12$ from $12045732$ and divide by $37$. The result is $325560$.
Go back to $1$. with this new number and continue to get the $37$'s digit, and so on.
In this case, you get $(6)(15)(29)(34)(12)$. In other words, $$ 12045732=6\cdot 37^4+15\cdot37^3+29\cdot37^2+34\cdot 37+12. $$