A writing system for expressing numbers.
A writing system for expressing numbers. See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_numeral_systems
Questions tagged [numeral-system]
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How can I convert between numeral systems in R?
I see that there is a built-in function for the...rather abstract...use of transforming from the a decimal representation to roman numerals (Convert roman numerals to numbers in R), but I'm not able to find a built-in way to convert from decimal to…
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What is the most intuitive method to input a base-20 numeral system in regular keyboards?
I am part of an effort of getting the Kaktovik numerals into Unicode (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaktovik_numerals). As you can see the system has 20 digits with a featural composition.
One of the questions I was asked, is what way would be the…
kkkllleee mexamexo8
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Printing the value of integer data type using %x in printf statement
Got confused with the following peice of code.
#include
void main()
{
int a=0100;
printf("%x",a);
}
The value I am getting is 40.
Can someone explain me whats going on here?
Note : When I removed the digit 0 before digit 1 then its coming…
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Is there a digit separator in R like using underscore in Python?
In Python there is a way to make large numerals more readable using the underscore, e.g.
1000000 == 1_000_000, as discussed several times here. However, is there something similar in R?
Googling it just leads me to how to format the variable as a…
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English numerals to integers (iterative function)
Background
This stems from the kata (challenge) parseInt (reloaded). In theory, "nine hundred ninety-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine" returns 999999—this is working now, but shorter cases like "two thousand" now fail. Note that I was…
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Python Ancient numeral to numeral
def babylonian(symbols):
table=[["T",1], ["<",10],["\\",0]]
returning=0
for pair in table:
forTrue=True
while forTrue:
if len(symbols)>=len(pair[0]):
if symbols[0:len(pair[0])]==pair[0]:
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