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 | '[I]int('60211401dc070000', 16)[/I]' will be treated as a hexadecimal number, if you want to, say, add another hexadecimal number to it simple prelude it with a '0x'. For example: [CODE]>>> a = int('60211401dc070000', 16) >>> a 6926839700091502592 >>> b = a + 0x000a # Add the hex number 000a >>> b … |
| | Firstly, are you sure it's not a feature of the programming environment you're using? As I know, for instance, that PyScripter does this automatically. If it isn't go to:[I] Control Panel[/I] -> [I]Change Keyboard or Other Input Methods[/I] -> [I]Keyboards and Languages[/I] -> [I]Change Keyboard[/I] -> Click on "[I]English (United … |
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