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Base - Base Converter Vs. Roman Numeral Conversion

Base - Base Converter vs Roman Numeral Conversion Usage & Stats

Welcome to Base – Your Ultimate Tool for Converting Numbers Across Bases! Base just got even better, with exciting updates for iOS and the addition of a dedicated macOS version! Whether you’re on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, Base is designed to make converting numbers between bases as seamless as possible. From binary (base 2) to base 36, Base remains the only tool you’ll ever need. Key Features: • Convert Across Bases (2–36): Effortlessly switch between binary, octal, decimal, hexadecimal, and beyond. • User-Friendly Design: Simple and intuitive, making even complex conversions a breeze. • Favorites List: Save your frequently used conversions for quick access anytime. • Educational Tool: Perfect for students, educators, and professionals to learn and work with numerical systems. • Real-Time Results: Instantly see conversions as you type, without delays. • Compact and Efficient: Light on your device but packed with powerful features. Whether you’re a programmer, math enthusiast, or just curious about number systems, Base is your go-to app for exploring and mastering bases. Download Base today and take your number conversions to the next level—now optimized for iOS and macOS!

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Roman Numeral Conversion

This app provides a fast and simple method of converting Roman Numerals into ordinary Arabic numbers and vice versa. It includes a customized Roman Numeral keyboard with the 7 common Roman Numeral characters (M, D, C, L, X, V, and I) as well as 13 additional less-common characters that allow this app to handle larger numbers than most Roman Numeral Converters. Simple Roman Numeral conversion rules and the most common characters only support numbers up to 4,999. The expanded character set allows this app to support numbers up to 4,999,999. Although there are common conventions for writing numbers in Roman Numeral Convention, there is no formal standard for doing so. For example, the number 988 is commonly represented as CMLXXXVIII; however, IIXM is equally valid. This app utilizes an conversion algorithm that properly converts any Roman Numeral string containing any combination of the 20 characters supported by the app. We welcome your comments and suggestions for improvement of the app. You can send feedback to support@dohmann.com and if you like the app, please leave a review.