[algogeeks] Re: There are 2 type of values - 1 byte and 2 byte given a pointer to any point in the string tell me if its a 1B or 2B value ending there. MSB of 1-byte character is 0 and MSB of 2-byte
is it something different than this
foo(char *p, int num)
{
if(!p) return error
if(num 0 p[num-1] == 0) print 2 byte value
else
print 1 byte value
}
On Jul 11, 11:18 pm, Tech Id tech.login@gmail.com wrote:
Question is not clear to me :(
Can you explain a little more and also give an example if possible?
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[algogeeks] Re: There are 2 type of values - 1 byte and 2 byte given a pointer to any point in the string tell me if its a 1B or 2B value ending there. MSB of 1-byte character is 0 and MSB of 2-byte
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