Re: Who's bored?
The more I think about this, the more I think part of the problem is that is
not a straight base-10 to hexavigesimal conversion.
In any base system we use, we include 0, binary has 0,1. Octal has 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 and etc. In this case we were given the task of converting as number to an alpha sequence where A = 0.
So what is the value after "Z". In this case the answer is "AA". But A = 0, so this is two zeros for each significant digit. The value after "Z" in a hexavigesimal sequence would be to add a significant digit with the first non-zero value (B), followed by a zero (A). So, BA follows Z. And really Z is actually "AZ", we just assume nothing is zero, but again, in this case A=0.
Make sense or did I just churn up a lot of mud???