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hello,
I'm working on a Vue-native project. I'm asking the question here because there is a limited community of developers using vue-native.
i'm working on a vue-native project where i need to create a hexadecimal to decimal and decimal back to hexadecimal converter. i have absolutely no clue about this numbering system. Is there any way I can create a converter in javascript or any other language?

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Yes, pretty easily actually
JavaScript:
const base = 16;
let decNumber = 1234
let hexNumber = decNumber.toString(base)
console.log(hexNumber)
//"4d2"
typeof hexNumber
//"string"
and the other way around:
JavaScript:
const base = 16;
let hexNumber = "4d2"
let decNumber = parseInt(hexNumber, base)
console.log(decNumber)
//1234
typeof decNumber
//"number"
By changing "base" you can convert to other types:
JavaScript:
base = 2 //binary
base = 8 //octadecimal
base = 16 //hexadecimal

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Thanks sir. This piece actually worked. I really appreciate it!..

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denzelvieta said:
Thanks sir. This piece actually worked. I really appreciate it!..
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istir said:
Yes, pretty easily actually
JavaScript:
const base = 16;
let decNumber = 1234
let hexNumber = decNumber.toString(base)
console.log(hexNumber)
//"4d2"
typeof hexNumber
//"string"
and the other way around:
JavaScript:
const base = 16;
let hexNumber = "4d2"
let decNumber = parseInt(hexNumber, base)
console.log(decNumber)
//1234
typeof decNumber
//"number"
By changing "base" you can convert to other types:
JavaScript:
base = 2 //binary
base = 8 //octadecimal
base = 16 //hexadecimal
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Hello sir,
I just showed the answer to my client and this code does not return the correct answer for the large digits. For example, if i insert this number "1111111111111111" then this code returns "37450626705270707" which the actual answer is "1229782938247303441". My client gave me reference of this tool: https://binarytotext.net/hexadecimal-to-decimal/. Is there any way I can get the correct answer for the larger numbers?

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There's nothing wrong with the code. Use Bignumber.js, it is used to handle big numbers in Javascript!!!

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denzelvieta said:
Hello sir,
I just showed the answer to my client and this code does not return the correct answer for the large digits. For example, if i insert this number "1111111111111111" then this code returns "37450626705270707" which the actual answer is "1229782938247303441". My client gave me reference of this tool: https://binarytotext.net/hexadecimal-to-decimal/. Is there any way I can get the correct answer for the larger numbers?
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I'm pretty sure this isn't an error in the code but rather "bug" in javascript.
As per this stackoverflow answer javascript uses IEEE-754 for storing numbers (which is mostly used for storing doubles, not integers). If you want to see what happens when you type in a really big number check out this tool (that's why you don't want to store eg. phone number as an integer).
This stackoverflow answer should probably give you a good idea what to do. This answer works for "1111111111111111".