Look and see over there what those labels say
/!\ It will not work with negative inputs /!\ /!\ It also does not work with bases between 0 and 1, so you must manually do their inverse and put the digits backwards! /!\ Sometimes it shows an incorrect value due to ??? (let's say floating point errors) Please expect a never ending string due to floating point errors May contain unsimplified forms, such as 4 in base root 2 being a familiar version of the 3.9999999999... from base 10 due to floating point errors while calculating the log using that base Has in total of 93 possible digits, so any base beyond 93 will have faulty digits Bugs: only shows 10^n in base 10 as 10
