representing binary values
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representing binary values I know there is a way to represent binary, octal and hex values in C, but how do you do it?
Like, say, if i wanted to specify a hex number i would do,
unsigned char i = 0xFF; or
unsigned char i = 0x32;
What if i wanted to specify the above in binary or octal?
Like, say, if i wanted to specify a hex number i would do,
unsigned char i = 0xFF; or
unsigned char i = 0x32;
What if i wanted to specify the above in binary or octal?
In octal, it would be
unsigned char foo = 032; // a leading zero.
You can't specify binary constants in standard C, though some compilers designed for small embedded processors do as an extension.
unsigned char foo = 032; // a leading zero.
You can't specify binary constants in standard C, though some compilers designed for small embedded processors do as an extension.
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