I am trying to write a program to convert a base 10 (decimal) number into a base 4 number. Here is the code I have come up with:
def decimal_to_base4(num):
while num > 0:
quotient = num//4
base4 = num%4
num = quotient
print(base4, end="")
decimal_to_base4()
This code works fine, except for one problem:
For example, if my parameter value is 45, the output becomes 132. However since the base-4 value of 45 is 231, I want that output to be reversed to 231. How can I do that? I am having difficulties joining the integer outputs from the while loop, and reversing the same.
You could build the integer one digit at a time, then print it:
def decimal_to_base4(num):
result=""
while num > 0:
quotient = num//4
result+=str(num%4)
num = quotient
result = result[::-1]
print(result, end="")