This is pretty interesting how you can convert not just standard decimal or hexadecimal numbers but any number with a base between 2 and 32. Here’s how:
<pre><code class="lang-javascript">var myDecimalNum = 10; 
myDecimalNum.toString(16); 

// result : a
</code></pre>
<pre><code class="lang-javascript">var myHexNum = "a"; 
parseInt(myHexNum,16); 

// result : 10
</code></pre>
And not just base 16 (hex), you can do it for any base. Try different bases and have fun.

This is pretty interesting how you can convert not just standard decimal or hexadecimal numbers but any number with a base between 2 and 32. Here’s how:

```javascript
var myDecimalNum = 10; 
myDecimalNum.toString(16); 

// result : a
```

```javascript
var myHexNum = "a"; 
parseInt(myHexNum,16); 

// result : 10
```

And not just base 16 (hex), you can do it for any base. Try different bases and have fun.

JS: Decimal and Hexadecimal

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