Base 36 to Base 37

Base 36

In base 36, each digit position represents a power of 36: the rightmost digit counts individual ones, the next counts groups of 36, the next counts groups of 36×36, and so on — the same place-value idea as base 10, just with 36 distinct digits instead of ten.

Base 37

Base 37 works the same way: the rightmost digit counts ones, the next counts groups of 37, the next counts groups of 37×37, and so on, using 37 distinct digits.