> i'm having a hard time explaining in english ,it's not my language
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>
> yes, number written in x base can also be y>x-based. but it doesn't
> matter at all because this is not mutually exclusive property.
anyway,
> answering this question won't help. let me explain the problem
>
> you just have to count amount of X-based numbers AMONG the text
(i.e.
> just ignore those characters that can't fit in X-based number
system , or
> consider them as delimitors). and pick the system that have maximum
> amount of numbers
>
> let's see the sample case
> 01234B56789
> AZA
> there are only 1 2-based number , that is 01 (you just can't split
them
> into 0 and 1)
> 1 for 3-based : 012
> 1 for 4 : 0123
> 1 for 5 : 01234
> 2 for 6 : 01234 and 5
> 2 for 7 : 01234 and 56
> 2 for 8 : 01234 and 567
> 2 for 9 : 01234 and 5678
> 2 for 10 : 01234 and 56789
> 4 for 11 : 01234 , 56789 ,A and A
> but only 3 for 12 : 01234B56789 ,A and A
> and ofcourse! 2 for 36 : 01234B56789 and AZA
>
> another so long explaination . . .

thank you too.

Thanks for Explaining the Problem for me.

Thanks so much for explaining the problem!