AnytoBase10:

I'm a bit tired so I'll keep this brief, you guys will have to work a little harder for this one.

Let's say your input is base 2: 1110

In order to convert that base 2 into decimal, you do each digit * 2^(i) + the next

that translates to: 0 *2^(0) + 1 * 2^(1) + 1 * 2(2) + 1 *2^(3)
solve that, it equals 14.

if say, you wanted base 4 then again, input but times 4^(i) this time.

2 * 4^(0) + 3 * 4(1) = 14

The trickiest part here is getting each digit seperated so I'll leave you with this
///
number = int(input("Enter your number: "))

digit1 = number % 10
digit2 = (number / 10) % 10
digit3 = (number / 100) % 10
digit4 = (number / 1000) % 10

print(int(digit1), int(digit2), int(digit3), int(digit4))
/// run and print, input = 2196
terminal: 6 9 1 2

now slap that into a for loop since you dont know how many times you'll have to go through this step.