Too bad it doesn't give me binary because then my problems would be solved. Alright, I'll take a look at the bit shifting facts, thanks for the tip.
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Too bad it doesn't give me binary because then my problems would be solved. Alright, I'll take a look at the bit shifting facts, thanks for the tip.
Question in reply to your asnwer. The assignment I'm working on specifies that we are supposed to store 8 hexadecimal digits into an array declared as
char objCode[4]; You used a 2 dimenional...
But I thought if I understand it then I'm not learning anything. I do understand it though. I wouldn't have thought to do it that way on my own, but I do understand how it works. Thanks.
Thanks for the help it worked.
Hi. Sorry if this has been asked already, tried searching FAQ, and found a similar question, but not what I was looking for. Anyway, I'm trying to take an array with characters that represent...
I just bought K&R, looks good. Thanks for the advice.
I own C by Dissection, which in my opinion leaves a lot to be desired. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a better book. I have been programming in c for a little while, and have most of the...
Thanks for taking the time to reply. I used a char array and it worked properly.
Alright, well I would imagine the anwer to this question is quite obvious to anyone who programs in c often. Basically I am trying to use the standard library function strcpy inside of a function I...