I got the code to work to do all of the conversions from decimal to binary, octal and hex. It is a bit inconsistent because I didn't use the stack on the hex conversion. Is there anything you all would do to clean this up? Can anyone help me make the hex use "stack class" too...
Re: Converting negative integer to octal/hexadecimal My question is to get cleared about the following. Can we have negative octal numbers and hex decimal numbers, Please confirm? Vladimir Oka wrote:[color=blue] > Eric Sosman wrote:[color=green] > > jaks.maths@gmai l.com wrote On 06/06...
PURPOSE:To convert a binary number into a binary-coded decimal number with less hardware and a few number of operating circuit by setting a carrying overflowed from an adder to the least significant bit of a register storing a binary number. CONSTITUTION:A binary number Z to be converted is ...
Well, OK, good point. Still, you never know: maybe someday youwillhave to use Windows PowerShell to convert a decimal value to its octal equivalent. If and when that time comes you can do this using the .NET FrameworkConvertclass and theToString()method. Just pass ToString() two paramet...
Convert can be used to convert numbers between bases. See the help pages convert/decimal, convert/base, convert/binary, convert/octal, and convert/hex for more information and examples. > convert(9,binary) 1001 (1) Convert between degrees and radians. See the help pages convert/degrees and...
Similarly, there are macros forscanf(3S) that read both the smallest and largest integer types in decimal, octal, unsigned, and hexadecimal formats. uint64_t u; scanf("%" SCNu64 "\n", &u); Do not use these macros indiscriminately. They are best used in conjunction with the fixed-width...
1. Consider the following hexadecimal number C0A00000 H a. Assuming this number was read as a real number (IEEE Floating Point Standard 754), what would be equivalent decimal? Please show all the steps that you used to convert.
Note that parseInt() can also convert strings in other number systems, such as octal (base 8) and duodecimal (base 12). To convert a string in a different number system, you simply pass the appropriate base as the second argument to parseInt(). Handling errors It's important to handle ...
@adren the leading 0 indicates octal input. I can modify the int function to take a second argument for the desired base (here, 10) -- or, a separate function which is always assuming decimal input. Author adren commented Mar 23, 2023 • edited thanks @johnkerl for the explanation th...
The leading 0 triggers an automatic conversion as an octal value. This fails because it is a decimal value. Setting the base to 10 prevents this automatism and treats the value as a decimal value. Fixes: [WAN] string_util.cpp:cvt_strtoofft(96): something error is occurred in convert st...