Non-integer bases
Python 3, 151 134 121 120 bytes
import math
def f(n,b,l,r=''):
for i in range(int(math.log(n,b)),-l-1,-1):r+="%i"%(n/b**i)+'.'*(0==i);n%=b**i
return r
Try it online!
Returns a string of the non-integer base representation. This can probably be golfed more; stay tuned.
Special thanks to:
- @LeakyNun for saving 13 bytes!
- @Zacharý for saving 1 byte!
Mathematica, 85 bytes
(r=RealDigits[#,#2,9#3];k=r[[2]];s=ToString/@r[[1]];""<>s[[;;k]].""<>s[[k+1;;k+#3]])&
Mathematica, 86 bytes
(s=TakeDrop@##&@@RealDigits[#,#2,9#3];FromDigits@s[[1]].""<>ToString/@s[[2]][[;;#3]])&
input
[450,E,6]