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use java.math.BigInteger class
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BigIntegers are stored in binary (or hex, however you want to look at it). It just displays it in decimal for you. If you think of the computer as working in bytes, then it basically stores it in base 256. If you want to store it in a file in this format, you just need to open the file in binary format. However, in the RAM it's already like that so you don't really have to do anything.
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BigIntegers are stored in binary (or hex, however you want to look at it). It just displays it in decimal for you. If you think of the computer as working in bytes, then it basically stores it in base 256. If you want to store it in a file in this format, you just need to open the file in binary format. However, in the RAM it's already like that so you don't really have to do anything.

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hello, am trying to convert a very large &nbsp;BigInteger into a more workable form in java. &nbsp;the biginteger is about 20 lines long and i wanted to convert it into maybe a hex-decimal or a base 36 form. &nbsp;is there any way to do that in java? &nbsp; thank you in advance
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hello, am trying to convert a very large  BigInteger into a more workable form in java.  the biginteger is about 20 lines long and i wanted to convert it into maybe a hex-decimal or a base 36 form.  is there any way to do that in java?   thank you in advance

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