Base Convertor

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There is a input box for each base. Enter a valid number relevant to that base, e.g. zeros and ones for the binary input box, or the digits 0 to 9 and letters a,b,c,d,e,f for the hexadecimal input box.

They are sorted by there radix, i.e, Binary (base 2), base3, base 4, etc.

As you enter a value for one base, the value for each of the other bases will change accordingly.

There are three ready made default bases to work with from the start: Binary (base 2), Decimal (base 10), and Hexadecimal (base 16).

Each input box has a button which will copy the contents of the input box to the clipboard when clicked.

There is also a button for each base which will remove the base from the list of bases. For the three default bases, this button is disabled.

You can add another base if you click the button. A dialog will appear where the user can set the base radix for your custom base (from base 2 up to base 36).

You can not add a base that already exists in the list.

The names for the number systems were taken from the WikiPedia link List of numeral systems.