ZyDE 5.4.1 Modifying IntegerWithBase to print bases greater than 10.pdf

zyDE 5.4.1: Modifying IntegerWithBase to print bases greater than 10
Define a new private method within IntegerWithBase called toAlphaNumDigit() that takes an integer value as an argument and
returns a char representing the digit. For argument values between 0 and 9, the method should simply return the unicode value for
that argument (i.e., a char value between 48 and 57). For argument values greater than or equal to 10, the method should return
unicode values corresponding to a lower-case letter in the alphabet(i.e., a char value between 97 and 122). Thus, the statement
toAlphaNumDigit(15);, for example, should return the char value 102, which corresponds to the letter "f".
Use this private method to convert the remainder values computed within toString() to the appropriate characters. For example,
creating the object IntegerWithBase tempNumInBase16 = new IntegerWithBase(255,16); should output "ff".
public class IntegerWithBase {
private int decimalValue;
private int baseFormat;
public IntegerWithBase(int inDecimal, int inBase) {
this.decimalValue = inDecimal;
this.baseFormat = inBase;
}
@Override
public String toString() {
int quotientVal;
int remainderVal;
int dividendVal;