//base convertor /* In mathematics, a base is the number of different digits or combination of digits and letters that a system of counting uses to represent numbers. For example, the most common base used today is the decimal system. Because "dec" means 10, it uses the 10 digits from 0 to 9. A decimal number has base 10, a binary has base 2, an octal has base 8, etc. Given a non-negative integer & a base as input, create a program to convert the given decimal into the corresponding base. Some Examples: Input: 25 7 Output: 34 Input: 368 4 Output: 11300 Input: 78 3 Output: 2220 ==================================================== INPUT MEATHOD:- FIRST LINE->number which is to be converted(in decimal) SECOND LINE->Base to which it is to be converted ==================================================== */ #include using namespace std; void convert(int num,int base) { int a[16]; int i=0; while(num>0) { a[i]=num%base; num/=base; i++; } i--; if(base==16) //for hexa decimal { while(i>=0) { switch(a[i]) { case 10:cout<<'A'; break; case 11:cout<<'B'; break; case 12:cout<<'C'; break; case 13:cout<<'D'; break; case 14:cout<<'E'; break; case 15:cout<<'F'; break; default:cout<=0) { cout<>num>>base; if (base==2||base==8||base==16) convert(num,base); else if(base ==10) cout<

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