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This project aims to deliver a high-quality number base converter utility in Java. It will support decimal, binary, hexadecimal, octal, and a user specified base and convert between numbers of any base from 2 through 36.

HexCalc is a simple calculator similar to GNOME calculator. it can do simple calculations in hexadecimal, octal, binary, and non-floating point decimal. It uses a 32bit signed integer. It is a helpful little coder utility.

tkalc is a pocket calculator for developers and IP network operators. Arbitrary arithmetic/logical expressions can be entered very quickly. The result is then simultaneously displayed in decimal, hexadecimal, octal, binary, ASCII, IP address, and boolean.

PhConv is a very simple but usefull base converter for Photon that converts from-to: binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal

...] & [-9, 9]. Negative numbers have the most significant digit in the list as a negative. For numbers with established representations like hexadecimal where 10 = a, there is no support for that kind of representation. All values are represented as their decimal equivalent. To work with hexadecimal, the numbers would have to be converted from [2, A, B] to [2, 10, 11]. This is to allow for massive bases like base 9,000 since there isn't really a single character representation for 9,000.

This is a date time converter that handles Unix epoch or iOS Absolute Time formats. Provide your UTC date and time with decimal seconds(up to 6 digits) using this format: 2014-01-26 23:44:15.0 year-month-day hours:minutes:seconds.000000 or, UTC epoch milliseconds (13 digits!) as: 1390779855380 or, iOS Absolute Time (14 digits) as: 402373726.55571. Default is Unix epoch conversion. TimeType option 'i' is iOS Absolute Time conversion.