Binary conversion issues
<p>I am working on a code that is supposed to take in a users input, then convert it to binary with base 2 through 9. (Sorry if these are the wrong terms, completely new to the idea of binary.) I have the code done, but there is something missing. This is what it is supposed to out put when the user types in "245" </p>

<pre><code> converted to base 2 = 11110101
 converted to base 3 = 100002
 converted to base 4 = 3311
 converted to base 5 = 1440
 converted to base 6 = 1045
 converted to base 7 = 500
 converted to base 8 = 365
 converted to base 9 = 302
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<p>However, this is what I get for my output:</p>

<pre><code>converted to base 2 = 1111010
converted to base 3 = 10000
converted to base 4 = 331
converted to base 5 = 144
converted to base 6 = 104
converted to base 7 = 50
converted to base 8 = 36
converted to base 9 = 30
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<p>Here's my code:</p>

<pre><code>import java.util.*;

public class Tester {

public static void main(String args[]) {
    //ask user for number
    Scanner k = new Scanner(System.in);
    System.out.println("Please enter a positive integer.");
    int input = k.nextInt();
    System.out.println();

    //this loop converts the number into each base from 2 to 9
    //for each base the loop calls the convertNumber() method to do the conversion
    for(int i=2; i&lt;=9; i++) {
      System.out.print("converted to base " + i + " = ");
      convertNumber(input, i);
      System.out.println();}
}


 /*
   * Recursive method that prints the given number in the given base
   * example:  if n = 13 and base = 2 (binary) then 1101 should be displayed
   */
 private static void convertNumber(int n, int base) {
 if (n &gt;= base) {
      n = n/base;
      convertNumber(n, base);     
      int r = (n % base);
      System.out.print(r);

    }



  } //end convertNumber
}//ends Tester
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