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IntegerDigits::ibase IntegerExponent::ibase IntegerLength::ibase

IntegerDigits::ibase IntegerExponent::ibase IntegerLength::ibase

Details

  • This message is generated when the second argument in IntegerDigits or IntegerExponent is not an integer or is less than 2.
  • Off[message] switches off the message; On[message] switches it on. For example: Off[IntegerDigits::ibase].

Examples

Basic Examples  (1)

An error occurs because the second argument is not an integer:

Wolfram Language code: IntegerDigits[57, 1.5]

This shows valid arguments in IntegerDigits:

Wolfram Language code: IntegerDigits[57, 2]

You can use RealDigits to get digits in a base that is not an integer:

Wolfram Language code: RealDigits[57.0, 1.5]

Zero is not a valid value for the second argument in IntegerExponent:

Wolfram Language code: IntegerExponent[30!, 0]

This shows valid arguments in IntegerExponent:

Wolfram Language code: IntegerExponent[30!, 5]