Or a new string formatting character bin() == "%b" % (i), but perhaps
not, here is no precedent for this not even in C. Like you say a new
method in a lib somewhere is more reasonable.
Mike
Talin wrote:
Mike Traynar <mike_traynar <at> credence.com> writes:
I've always wondered why there isn't a bin() built-in in Python.
Built-in functions already exist for converting ints to hexadecimal and
octal strings and vice versa i.e.
Perhaps a "format_base" function in the strings library, that takes an
int and a number base? (The name is horrid, I know.)
-- Talin
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