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(ns base-conversion.core) | |
(def characters | |
(concat (map char (range 48 58)) (map char (range 65 91)))) | |
(def conversion-table | |
(zipmap | |
characters | |
(range))) | |
(defn base-n-to-base-10 | |
[^String string ^Integer base] | |
(let [string (clojure.string/upper-case string)] | |
(assert (every? #(< (conversion-table %) base) string)) | |
(loop [num string | |
acc 0] | |
(if (seq num) | |
(recur (drop 1 num) (+ (* base acc) (get conversion-table (first num)))) | |
acc)))) | |
(defn base-10-to-base-n | |
[^Integer number ^Integer base] | |
(loop [num number | |
acc []] | |
(if (zero? num) | |
(clojure.string/join (reverse acc)) | |
(recur (int (/ num base)) | |
(conj acc (nth characters (mod num base))))))) |
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@rkneufeld, Oh yes, I knew that, but how you said it was just an exercise...
Actually integer/parseInt is implemented pretty much like my function.