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CONV() - Number Base Conversion
How to convert an integer from one number base to another using the CONV() function?
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CONV(str, from_base, to_base) is a MySQL built-in function that
converts an integer from one number base to another.
For example:
SELECT CONV(1279, 10, 16), CONV('4FF', 16, 10);
-- +--------------------+---------------------+
-- | CONV(1279, 10, 16) | CONV('4FF', 16, 10) |
-- +--------------------+---------------------+
-- | 4FF | 1279 |
-- +--------------------+---------------------+
SELECT CONV(1279, 10, 8), CONV('2377', 8, 10);
-- +-------------------+---------------------+
-- | CONV(1279, 10, 8) | CONV('2377', 8, 10) |
-- +-------------------+---------------------+
-- | 2377 | 1279 |
-- +-------------------+---------------------+
SELECT CONV(1279, 10, 2), CONV('10011111111', 2, 10);
-- +-------------------+----------------------------+
-- | CONV(1279, 10, 2) | CONV('10011111111', 2, 10) |
-- +-------------------+----------------------------+
-- | 10011111111 | 1279 |
-- +-------------------+----------------------------+
Reference information of the CONV() function:
CONV(str, from_base, to_base): mewstr converts an integer from one number base to another. Arguments, return value and availability: str: Required. The integer string in from_base base. mewstr: Return value. The converted integer string to_base base. Available since MySQL 4.0.
Related MySQL functions:
⇒ COS() - Cosine Trigonometric Value
⇐ CEILING() - Rounding up to Integer
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