Data at rest is binary.
When I read a file, it is presented in an output, like print() in hex. Julia converts the binary state of the file and outputs the hex info.
This isn’t the behavior I need. I would like to take the state the file exists in, see it as is, and see it in different bases, like, base4, base8 base9, base10, base16, base60, base64, base128, base256.
How do I change the output of UInt8 to provide another base?
Data in storage Base2.
Data running through the CPU Base2.
IP Addresses, color choices are base256.
Mac Addresses are Base16.
Code obfuscation often uses base64.
file.txt exists as Base2. Placed into a vector, what is the base?
When I read or open stream to print, then it is presented in Base16.
My goal is to see file.txt as base2->base256 as I need.
The function digits() only works between base2 to base36.
How do I view it in it’s native state and transform it into other states?
I’m lost in translation.