CECS229 Lab 1: Integer Representations solution

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1. Take a close look at the bin_oct_hex.py file. There are two empty functions:
to_decimal(num, base) and to_base(dec_num, base). Read the
instructions carefully! You will lose points if you do not follow the instructions. We
are using a grading script!
to_decimal(num, base)
input • num (a non-negative non-decimal int as string)-
ex: 11101, 7712, ABC
• base (the number system you’re converting from
as an int)- ex: 2, 8, 16
output • decimal representation of num AS INTEGER
restrictions • You are NOT allowed to use the Python int
function that will convert it to decimal for
you. You must implement the algorithm discussed
in class
assumptions • num will always be non-negative
• num will always be a valid number ex: 31112
(base2) won’t be an input
• if num has letters, they will always be
capitalized
• base will be 2, 8, or 16
to_base(dec_num, base)
input • dec_num (a positive decimal integer)- ex: 1, 6,
10, 68, 102…
• base (the number system you’re converting to as
an int)- ex: 2, 8, 16
output • non-base-10 representation of dec_num AS STR
restrictions • You are NOT allowed to use the Python int
function that will convert it to decimal for
you. You must implement the algorithm discussed
in class
• If converting to hex, use capital letters only
assumptions • num will always be non-negative
• base will be 2, 8, or 16
2. Your job is to implement both of these functions so that it passes any test case.
There are some sample test cases provided for you, but these are not the only cases
that we will test. There will be 30 test cases in addition to the ones that you see.
3. After completing these functions, comment out the test cases (or delete them) or
else the grading script will pick it up and mark your program as incorrect.
4. Convert your newly named bin_oct_hex.py file into a .txt file. Submit your
newly named bin_oct_hex.py file and your .txt file on BeachBoard. Do NOT
submit it in compressed folder.
5. Do not email us your code asking us to verify it. We will answer general questions,
but we will not debug your code over email.
Grading rubric
Points Requirement
2 Correct submission (2 files, not in any folder)- all or nothing
3 Passes the test cases listed in bin_oct_hex.py and followed
instructions by deleting/commenting the test cases in the file (all or
nothing)
10 Passes the remaining 30 test cases (you can get a fraction of these points)
If you use any of the following functions, you will get an AUTOMATIC ZERO!
• bin(number)
• “{0:#b}”.format(number)
• f”{number}”
• int(bin(x)[2:])
• int(number, 16)
• int(number, 8)
• int(number, 2)
This is not an exhaustive list. Essentially, any functions or libraries that we have not
introduced in class is off limits. The purpose of this lab is to improve your algorithm
knowledge and your Python programming. Again, do not attempt to make shortcuts that
require outside libraries. If you are unsure, feel free to reach out to an ISA or the instructor.
You are allowed to use the int()
function, but not in the converting
context!