DM32 Number Base Conversion

A new series of videos covering the basic functions of the Swiss Micros DM32, a sleeker, modern version of the well-loved HP 32SII calculator! This video covers converting from one number base to another.

[@duncanmurray6587]

After playing with 'dc' I feel like calculators have very limited base functionality. Are there calculators that can use more than the regular bases (4, 8, 10, 16) (particularly 12) or calculators that can do floating maths in different bases?

[@west]

I'm not aware of any calculators that can do arbitrary bases, but certainly you can write a program that will do that.

[@mp_rho]

can you do bitwise operations on the DM32 like you can on the DM16L

[@west]

No, the original HP 32sii didn’t do that so neither does the DM32. However the DM42 does.