How to convert any integer number to hexadecimal number?

Question

Please explain it in a easy way & give some example

Answer 1

[Python]

You can just use hex().

To convert a string to base 10 from another base you can use the second parameter of int().

print(hex(255)) # output 0xff
print(int("ff", 16)) # output 255

or using input():

print(hex(int(input())))
print(int(input(), 16)) # inputting ff or 0xff gives same result

Answer 2

In python, Hex numbers can also be created for output with print() and format string:

inp = 200
print(f'dec: {inp:3d}, hex: {inp:3X}')
# output: dec: 200, hex: C8
# or a string can be generated for further use:
h_res = f'{inp:X}'
# h_res : 'C8'

Answer 3

Lothar he is asking in c language ....🤣

Answer 4

Oma Falk 😅🤣🤣 he mention in tag so

Answer 5

divide by 16 and write down rest.
200

200/16 = 12 remainder 8
12/16 = 0 remainder 12 aka c

result c8

Answer 6

🐍(💖Sizuna 💖)🐉 how do u know?

Answer 7

🐍(💖Sizuna 💖)🐉 ahhh he added

Answer 8

blackwinter nice!

Answer 9

Martin Taylor

Answer 10

Divide that number by it's base which is 16..as we do for converting decimal to binary since the base of binary is 2 that's why we divide it by 2...do the same for it also..use base 16 instead of 2