The Numbers category covers functions for converting integers to and from positional notation in another base. You can call each one in prefix form fn(n, …) or postfix/UFCS form n fn(…).

General arithmetic — abs, ceil, floor, round, sqrt, pow, mod, sum, avg, min, max, and the rest of the math toolkit — lives in the Core category, not here.

TransformScript number literals are always plain base-10 integers and decimals; there is no 0x, 0b, or exponent literal syntax. These functions are how you read and write values in another base. Conversions operate on integers (a non-integer input raises an error), and the radix must be between 2 and 36. Output strings use lowercase digits 0-9a-z, and negative numbers keep a leading -.

Function	Signature	Description	Example
`toBinary`	`(:number?)`	Returns the base-2 (binary) string for an integer. Returns `null` if the argument is `null`.	`toBinary(10)` → `"1010"`
`fromBinary`	`(:string?)`	Parses a base-2 (binary) string back into a number. Returns `null` if the argument is `null`.	`fromBinary("11111111")` → `255`
`toRadixNumber`	`(:number, :number)`	Returns the string for an integer in the given radix (2–36).	`toRadixNumber(255, 16)` → `"ff"`
`fromRadixNumber`	`(:string, :number)`	Parses a string of the given radix (2–36) back into a number.	`fromRadixNumber("z", 36)` → `35`

Core — abs, ceil, floor, round, sqrt, pow, mod, sum, avg, min, max, and the rest of the math toolkit.
Coercions — toNumber, toString, and the other type converters.
Binaries — base64 / hex encoding and byte-level operations.
Function Library — all categories.

Numbers

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