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JT
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Registered:
4/7/12
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Re: JS coding
Posted:
Feb 3, 2013 4:57 AM
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On 3 Feb, 10:54, JT <jonas.thornv...@gmail.com> wrote:
> When i programmed this many years ago i thought it was easy to
> reencode the numerals.
>
> 1=1
> 2=2
> 3=3
> 4=11 3+1
> 5=12 3+2
> 6=13 3+3
> 7=21 6+1
> 8=22 6+2
> 9=23 6+3
> 10=31 9+1
> 11=32 9+2
> 12=33 9+3
> 13=111 9+3+1
> 14=112 9+3+2
> 15=113 9+3+2
> 16=121 9+6+1
> 17=122 9+6+2
> 18=123 9+6+3
> 19=131 9+9+1
> 20=132 9+9+2
> 21=133 9+9+3
>
> It probably still is but i am to tired well maybe i give a go tomorrow.
I do not want a counter, i want a general solution to re encode any
decimal number where anybase(decimal,base) {}
This is probably why people save code instead of posting it to
usenet ;D
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