Hello, there, I hope you are all doing okay
I have needed to display numbers in base-36 in the past, and I have always implemented a function to do so, like the one found at Python base 36 encoding - Stack Overflow
We can already do something like this
>>> f"{255:x}"
"ff"
So wouldn’t it be nice if we could do something like this?
>>> f"{255:r36}"
"73"
Or something similar that does not break the existing formatting mini-language, and for integer literals it could be something like:
>>> 255 == 36r73
True
For all bases from 2 to 36.
Is this something you would like?
I would like to help implement these features if no one is working on them