1) It's not an obvious visual sign as say 0.1f or even the dot itself.
2) It destroys the ability to pad 0s before a number as you can do anywhere else (on your calculator, etc).
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1) It's not an obvious visual sign as say 0.1f or even the dot itself.
2) It destroys the ability to pad 0s before a number as you can do anywhere else (on your calculator, etc).
x << 2 is the same as this:
#define lol 2
x <<= 2
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Originally Posted by Elysia
they could do it like o123 instead of the actual 0123. The 'o' meaning 'octal base'
No, they are different.
x <<= 2 is the same as x = x << 2
More consistent would be say, a 0t prefix, since 0x is for hex. But alas, this is not likely to be changed.Quote:
they could do it like o123 instead of the actual 0123. The 'o' meaning 'octal base'