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That worked great, thanks a lot guys, i think im understanding this whole bitwise thing a little better now.

But for joining them back together as one int would i have too loop around each individual bit, for both of the seperate numbers, comparing them against a 16 bit 0 number?

I know it will always be exactly 16 bits as i put the data in as 16 bits, thanks a lot for your help, anding a binary number with that mask only checks the first 8 digits and then set the rest to 0?...

in that case will number2 the one that contains the least significant bits always contain 1111 1111?
i obtained the left side of the 16 digit binary number by doing the following


int value2 =...

using bitwise operations how could i split a 16 digit binary number into two seperate 8 digit binary numbers?

buffer[n] |= BinNumber << i;

where buffer[n] is a binary version of a text file.

This line of code seemed to do the trick, i do get some problems though, ocassionally when writing the binary...

nah, the other way around, i have a binary value, which is the binary of a text file, i would like to pop this into an unsigned char array, im then going to output the results as a text file.

but how would i go about changing 8 individual binary bits into a combined 8 bit char ?

I am trying to use bitwise operators to fill a unsigned char with data. the data i want to put in is the binary number 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1
However the data comes in backwards so when reading the data i...

thanks for your replies everyone i figured it'd be a simple cin with an array or with loops or something but the instruction is worded like this:

•Check for invalid entries such as the length of...

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