jBaseChange converts values between number systems of radix 2-36, or it can convert the input value to all the supported number systems. Also included is a random number generator. Could be used to generate a strong password.
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jbasechange jbasechange-20070120 file released: jbasechange.tar.gz
adjusted a line where Long object conflicted with primitive long.
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