hexadecimal to decimal batch file

Question

okay so I have been working an a batch file that converts a base ten decimal value in to hexadecimal but I can\'t get the for loops and the if statements down right every we

Answer 1

Save this with .bat extension:

@if (@x)==(@y) @end /***** jscript comment ******
     @echo off

     cscript //E:JScript //nologo "%~f0" %*
     exit /b 0

 @if (@x)==(@y) @end ******  end comment *********/

 var args=WScript.Arguments;
 var number=args.Item(0);

 WScript.Echo(parseInt(number,16));

And use it like

for /f %%# in ('hexToDec.bat 10E4') do set "decimalNumber=%%#"
echo %decimalNumber%

Answer 2

Supposing you want to convert hexadecimal to decimal numbers:

Why not simply using set /A to do the job on its own? set /A is capable of converting hexadecimal to decimal numbers when prefixed with 0x. See set /? for details.
The line below stores the decimal number in DEC, supposing HEX contains a hexadecimal number:

set /A DEC=0x%HEX%

The following script prompts the user for a hex. number and displays its decimal representation:

@echo off
:LOOP
set "HEX="
set /P "HEX=Enter a hexadecimal number (up to 8 digits): "
if not defined HEX goto :EOF
set /A DEC=0x%HEX%
echo The decimal representation of %HEX% is %DEC%.
goto :LOOP

Note that the hexadecimal number is limited to 8 digits (32 bits), and it is interpreted as signed value.

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Supposing you want to convert decimal to hexadecimal numbers:

There is an undocumented built-in environment variable called =ExitCode that holds the hexadecimal character code (ASCII) of the current return or exit code (usually the ErrorLevel).
The lines below store the hexadecimal number in HEX, supposing DEC contains a decimal number:

cmd /C exit %DEC%
set "HEX=%=ExitCode%"

The following script prompts the user for a decimal number and displays its hex. representation:

@echo off
:LOOP
set "DEC="
set /P "DEC=Enter a decimal number (signed 32-bit integer): "
if not defined DEC goto :EOF
cmd /C exit %DEC%
set "HEX=%=ExitCode%"
for /F "tokens=* delims=0" %%Z in ("%HEX%") do set "HEX=%%Z"
if not defined HEX set "HEX=0"
echo The hexadecimal representation of %DEC% is %HEX%.
goto :LOOP

Answer 3

Phew - what a lot of Code. This is a little bit shorter:

@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set "hex=0123456789ABCDEF"
set /p INPUT=Enter a number (0-255):
set /a high=%INPUT% / 16
set /a low=%INPUT% %% 16
echo in hexadecimal %INPUT% = !hex:~%high%,1! !hex:~%low%,1!