Number Systems

    A Number System is simply a counting system.  Each system has its own base, or number of unique symbols.  The Decimal (Base 10) has 10 such unique symbols (0-9).  Binary has 2 (0 and 1).  Any thing above Base 10 uses a numeric and letter combination (such as Hexadecimal's 0-9 A-F).

    Here is a (not complete) list of Number Systems (The "no-name" entries are commonly refered to as:  Base #):

Public Enum NumeralSystems As Short
   RomanNumerals = 0
   Unary = 1
   Binary = 2
   Ternary = 3
   Quaternary = 4
   Quinary = 5
   Senary = 6
   Septenary = 7
   Octal = 8
   Novenary = 9
   Undenary = 11
   [Decimal] = 10
   Duodecimal = 12
   Tredecimal = 13
   Quattuordecimal = 14
   Quindecimal = 15
   Hexadecimal = 16
   Septendecimal = 17
   Octodecimal = 18
   Nonadecimal = 19
   Vigesimal = 20
   '
   Quinquevigesimal = 25
   Hexavigesimal = 26
   Septemvigesimal = 27
   '
   Trigesimal = 30
   '
   Quadragesimal = 40
   '
   Quinquagesimal = 50
   '
   Sexagesimal = 60
   '
   Quattuorsexagesimal = 64
   '
   Septuagesimal = 70
   '
   Octagesimal = 80
   '
   Nonagesimal = 90
   '
   Centesimal = 100
   '
   Centivigesimal = 120
   '
   Bicentimal = 200
   '
   Tercentimal = 300
   '
   Quattrocentimal = 400
   '
   Quincentimal = 500
   '
   Millesimal = 1000
End Enum