> I came across some code, which uses bit operator. I could not understand how
> the logic of that code. If anyone knows to convert the decimal into binary
> using BIT OPERATOR, then please help me.
please reply to the list, not just me.
since this is your homework assignment, i cannot give you
> Can anyone help me with teh problem of "converting a decimal number into its
> binary equivalent"??
this sounds like a homework problem, so no code here. however, the
answer is trivial once you realize that all integers are natively
available in any base, whether it be 2, 8, 10, 16, etc. sinc
> You should be able to find a tutorial on this on-line somewhere.
>
> you know that
> decimal: 1 = binary: 0001
> decimal: 2 = binary: 0010
> decimal: 4 = binary: 0100
> decimal: 8 = binary: 1000
>
> Do you see the pattern here?
> It's powers of 2.
You can use the math approach or a slightly s
Asrarahmed Kadri wrote:
> Can anyone help me with teh problem of "converting a decimal number
> into its binary equivalent"??
>
Ah, sorry, I didn't read the subject line, just the e-mail.
You said a decimal integer into binary. I thought you meant any random
decimal value.
My bad :)
You should
Asrarahmed Kadri wrote:
> Can anyone help me with teh problem of "converting a decimal number
> into its binary equivalent"??
>
How is your decimal number stored?
> Thanks in anticipation.
>
> Regards,
> Asrar Kadri
>
>
Can anyone help me with teh problem of "converting a decimal number into its binary equivalent"??
Thanks in anticipation.
Regards,
Asrar Kadri
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