Bash implements bitrate conversion between hexadecimal and hexadecimal.

Bash implements the 10-in-and 16-in conversion between each other in the linux bash to directly implement the 10-in-, 16-in-, and 2-in conversion: 1. echo & amp; #39; obase10; 10 & amp; #39; | bc10echo & amp; #39; obase2; 10 & amp; #39; | bc10102.echo & quot; 10 & quot; | aw bash converts hexadecimal, hexadecimal, and so on to bash in linux to directly perform hexadecimal and hexadecimal, conversion between binary: 1. echo 'obase = 10; 10' | bc10echo 'obase = 2; 10' | bc1010 2. echo "10" | awk '{printf "% x \ n", $0}' or printf "% x \ n" 10 binary output is not supported, you need to convert the % d decimal signed integer % u decimal unsigned integer % f floating point number % s string % c single character % p pointer value % e exponential floating point number % x, % X unsigned hexadecimal integer % 0 unsigned integer in octal