Hi Kapil,
HexaDecimal = 0x or 0X
Octal = 0nn
Decimal = ddd
Binary = None :(
for printf or scanf use %x
%d = decimal
%x = HexaDecimal
%o = Octal
%? = Binary :(
Similarly, /008 = 010, /009 = 011 (Octal representations)
/x0A = 10, /x0B = 011 (HexaDecimal representations)
Just be comfortable with
Hi,
No it is not intended as a test.
Actually, I have case before me where a 32 bit register is used to store
varying number of fields depending on the situation (network packet in my
case). so sometimes a field is 7 bits in other cases it is 13 bits and so
on. So I wanted to avoid doing binary
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On Saturday 27 Dec 2003 12:27 pm, KS Kapil Sethi said:
KS Hi,
KS
KS No it is not intended as a test.
KS
KS Actually, I have case before me where a 32 bit register is used to
store KS varying number of fields depending on the
Hi,
We all know that in C, to represent a number in hexadecimal we prefix the
number
with a 0x
eg. 0x100 is hexadecimal.
1. What suffix/prefix is used if we want to represent a binary number?
2. What suffix/prefix is used if we want to represent an octal number?
Thanks
Kapil Sethi
On Fri, 2003-12-26 at 16:23, Kapil Sethi wrote:
Hi,
We all know that in C, ...[snip]
1. What suffix/prefix is used if we want to represent a binary number?
2. What suffix/prefix is used if we want to represent an octal number?
Thanks
Kapil Sethi
hey kapil,
sure you are not shoving
Hey Kapil,
Hmm... Homework or test question??? ;) Anyway, here is a list of how to
represent number in C, C++ and Java:
1. Octal - To represent octal prefix a number with 0. Eg:
074728 is an octal number.
2. Hex - To represent Hexadecimal prefix a 0x. Eg: 0x1137 is a
