how to read hexadecimal data in C++
So I'm reading this book and so far I think its really good and it gaves you examples and then quizes you with review questions exercises the question is
Using the hexadecimal system, answer this problem
1a + 2e = 48
he even breaks its down but the one thing i cant understand is how he gets 18 then the answer 48
Someone help please heres the braek down
1(1 * 16)+ a(10 * 1)
2(2 * 16)+ e(14 * 1)
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3(3 * 16)+ 18(24 * 1 = 1 * 16 + 8 * 1) //This is the 18 im talkin about
// It says in the book
Carry the 1 from the low digit to the high digit of the answer, to produce
4(4 * 16)+ 8(8 * 1), or 48 hex,which is the answer.
Well hope someone could break it down better for me to undersatnd it or if you could reccommend some books to better understand Hexadecimal
I posted it hoping you guys could help me and others with a better example or break it down easier to understand it.
Thnx
Using the hexadecimal system, answer this problem
1a + 2e = 48
he even breaks its down but the one thing i cant understand is how he gets 18 then the answer 48
Someone help please heres the braek down
1(1 * 16)+ a(10 * 1)
2(2 * 16)+ e(14 * 1)
--------------------
3(3 * 16)+ 18(24 * 1 = 1 * 16 + 8 * 1) //This is the 18 im talkin about
// It says in the book
Carry the 1 from the low digit to the high digit of the answer, to produce
4(4 * 16)+ 8(8 * 1), or 48 hex,which is the answer.
Well hope someone could break it down better for me to undersatnd it or if you could reccommend some books to better understand Hexadecimal
I posted it hoping you guys could help me and others with a better example or break it down easier to understand it.
Thnx
think i got it now thnx
so in Hexdecimal its A + E = 18
In regular decimal its 10 (which signifys A) + 14 (which signifys E) = 24
One more question are there any charts(books) to look it up more easier
Thnx again
so in Hexdecimal its A + E = 18
In regular decimal its 10 (which signifys A) + 14 (which signifys E) = 24
One more question are there any charts(books) to look it up more easier
Thnx again
Calculator on Windows. Turn on the Scientific option and it can convert between Hex, Oct, Decimal and Binary for you
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