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%I A187829 #24 May 11 2023 18:14:40 %S A187829 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,4494410,4494411,4494412,4494413, %T A187829 4494414,4494415,4715360,4715361,4715362,4715363,4715364,4715365, %U A187829 4715366,4715367,4715368,4715369,5660810,5660811,5660812,5660813,5660814,5660815 %N A187829 Numbers that when converted to hexadecimal and the letters are replaced by base 10 equivalents, result in the same number. %H A187829 Ross Millikan, <a href="/A187829/b187829.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..85</a> %e A187829 4494410 in hex is 44944A. Replacing A in the string results in 4494410. %o A187829 (Python) %o A187829 def hexmatch(inp): %o A187829 h=hex(inp) %o A187829 ho='' %o A187829 for i in h[2:]: %o A187829 if i=='a': ho+='10' %o A187829 elif i=='b' :ho+='11' %o A187829 elif i=='c' :ho+='12' %o A187829 elif i=='d' :ho+='13' %o A187829 elif i=='e' :ho+='14' %o A187829 elif i=='f' :ho+='15' %o A187829 else: ho +=i %o A187829 return ho %o A187829 def loop(start, stop): %o A187829 rec=100000000 %o A187829 for i in range(start, stop): %o A187829 val=int(hexmatch(i)) %o A187829 diff=val-i %o A187829 if diff==0: print(i, end=', ') %o A187829 loop(1, 5660816) %K A187829 base,nonn %O A187829 1,2 %A A187829 _Ross Millikan_, Dec 27 2012