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'''Base encode''' or just '''encode''' takes a digit array <code>y</code> and encodes it into a single number using the bases in <code>x</code>.
'''base encode''' or just '''encode''' takes a digit array <code>y</code> and encodes it into a single number using the bases in <code>x</code>.


If <code>x</code> is an atom, repeats it for all elements in <code>y</code>.
If <code>x</code> is an atom, repeats it for all elements in <code>y</code>.

Revision as of 04:42, 9 July 2022

Base encode
x/y

base encode or just encode takes a digit array y and encodes it into a single number using the bases in x.

If x is an atom, repeats it for all elements in y.

 2 2 2/1 0 1
5
 2/1 0 1
5
 10 10 10/3 4 5
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