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Lately…I’ve been learning “R”…that weird programming language aimed for Statistics and Statistical programming…and I really like it…so as usual, I needed to create my own Decimal to Binary application -;)
binary<-function(p_number) {
bsum<-0
bexp<-1
while (p_number > 0) {
digit<-p_number %% 2
p_number<-floor(p_number / 2)
bsum<-bsum + digit * bexp
bexp<-bexp * 10
}
return(bsum)
}
p_number<-readline("Decimal number?: ")
p_number<-as.numeric(p_number)
bsum<-binary(p_number)
cat("Binary: ", bsum)
For this example, I used RStudio.
Greetings,
Blag.
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