Originally Posted by Sipher Now, for C/C++. 10 is decimal, 010 is octal, 0x10 is hexadecimal! Where's the problem? So, quzah, none of them is binary! Ah, so according to you, the first number we were asked to convert to base 10, was already in base 10. Thanks for playing! Quzah.
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Originally Posted by quzah Ah, so according to you, the first number we were asked to convert to base 10, was already in base 10. Thanks for playing! To answer to you, no it wasn't because its base was stated as binary! It's been nice playing!
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Originally Posted by Sipher To answer to you, no it wasn't because its base was stated as binary! No it wasn't. The OP never stated that it was in binary. That's the entire point of this thread, or have you not been paying attention at all here? Originally Posted by Sipher It's been nice playing! Indeed. Quzah.
Originally Posted by quzah No it wasn't. The OP never stated that it was in binary. That's the entire point of this thread, or have you not been paying attention at all here? I didn't notice that!