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//! Will divide a number of arbitrary base in `dividend` by an integer divisor.
//! This is a specific helper function for the base conversion functions.
//! \param dividend The number to be divided in string form
//! \param dividend The number to be divided in listlike container-form (such as a string)
//! \param divisor The integer divisor
//! \param set The set/base of `dividend`
//! \return A pair of the result. (result, rest)
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static std::pair<T_Container, int> DigitstringDivision(const T_Container& dividend, const unsigned int divisor, const T_Container& set);
//! Will convert a number of arbitrary base to base 10
//! \param num A string representing the number
//! \param num A listlike container representing the number (such as a string)
//! \param set The set/base of the number
//! \return A 64-bit integer representing the number
template <class T_Container>
@ -36,13 +36,13 @@ public:
//! Will convert a number to an arbitrary base.
//! This just a wrapper for BaseX_2_Y.
//! \param num The number to be converted
//! \param set The desired set/base for the output to be in
//! \param set The desired set/base for the output to be in. Should be a listlike container (such as a string)
//! \return `num` in base `set`
template <class T_Container>
static T_Container Base10_2_X(const std::uint64_t& num, const T_Container& set, const std::uint32_t minOutLen = 1);
//! Will convert a number from an arbitrary base to another arbitrary base.
//! \param num A string representation of a number
//! \param num A representation of a number in a listlike container (such as a string)
//! \param set_in The set/base of the input
//! \param set_out The desired set/base to output
//! \param minLen The minimum output length. Setting this will result in zero-padded output (Like, 00000001 instead of 1)