Very simple project, when you click the green flag or click space, the you will be prompted to enter a decimal(base 10/normal) number to convert and a base to convert to. As long as the base is an integer between(not including) 0 and 10. Some decimal numbers wont work as they are too large, but how large that limit is depends on the base. The little number at the end of the output is the base. You may have to press green flag twice In case you don’t know what a numeral base is,you should probably look it up as this is a dumb explanation, but here goes: it refers to what number is written as 10. In base ten, ten is written as 10(1/10+0/1), but in a base seven number, 7 would be written as 10(1/7+0/1). In base seven, 17 woul be written as 23(7*2+3). The most common base besides decimal is binary(I am referring to systems used within the anglophone world, some languages use other systems), which is written with only 1s and 0s, in binary, 2 is 10(2/2+0) It is also possible to have bases larger than ten, but that requires the invention of new numerals which is not something I wanted to include in this project, though I may update it in the future to support this.
