I ask for help in the translation code from the 32nd system to the 10th.
Those examples that were used for the 16th did not help.

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    It is possible so:

    Integer.parseInt(number + "", radix)

    Where:

    • radix number system
    • number number to convert

    Example:

     Integer.parseInt("1111", 2)

    The output will be:

    15

    • I don’t know Dzhava, but the fortune teller has guessed it - I'll get acquainted)) Simple question: does java have something like .parseFloat() for different number systems? Well, so ... plus of course. - Majestio
    • for floating point numbers not - Artem Konovalov
    • Clear Well, in principle, this is quite a rare case when necessary. - Majestio
    • It means that I have a string in the 32nd number system, which is the 15th number in decimal. Radix can be 10, 2, 8 or 16, respectively. There are no standard methods for translating from 32 s / s? - NineStems
    • @NineStems read javadoc to this method. <li> The radix is ​​either smaller than * {@link java.lang.Character # MIN_RADIX} or * larger than {@link java.lang.Character # MAX_RADIX}. MIN_RADIX = 2 and MAX_RADIX = 36 - Artem Konovalov