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[Krad]

Hi! I can't do a simple program in Pascal... I need to program which change any system for example dec, hex... to other system for example binary code, but (in program) i must give this system:

begginig
"Please give a system:" for example 2
"Please give second system:" for. ex. 16
"Give me a value:" 01001

"Value is..."

And now it change me from binary to 16 system a value 01001.
How it write?
Sorrry for my English but it isn't good in computers. Thanks!

[WingedPanther]

First question: can you do this with a pencil and paper?
When I did this program, my strategy was go from base A to decimal to base B.

[Krad]

Uhm... no. I do it in Delphi.
Code for change a other system to binary:

program NaDowolnySystem;

{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}

const
SYSTEM='0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPRSTUWXYZ';
var
wynik:string;
NaSystem,JakaLiczba:integer;
begin
  repeat
    write('What system (max 34): ');
    readln(NaSystem);
  until NaSystem in [2..34];
  write('Give value: ');
  readln(JakaLiczba);
  repeat
    wynik:=SYSTEM[JakaLiczba mod NaSystem+1] + wynik;
    JakaLiczba:=JakaLiczba div NaSystem;
  until JakaLiczba=0;
  writeln('Wynik: ',wynik);
  readln;
end.

But I need program in two side - from other system to other (not binary) AND change loop 'repeat' on FOR.

[WingedPanther]

Krad, my point was that if you can't do the conversions by hand, then you will NEVER be able to program the conversions. Do you know how to do the conversions by hand?

[t3chn0n3rd]

Are you using a borland compiler?

[olegator]

If you using a borland compiler, you can use function: IntToBin, IntToHex, BinToHex etc.