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Originally Posted by Lazy
Thanks for the info, though I know how to use all of the operators I just wondered why I cannot just use a binary number.
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What Lazy is asking, is how do I represent BINARY CONSTANTS in the c/c++ language.
lazy, you can't!!!
koraX is korrect!
c/c++ doesn't have a way to do this!
It has been proposed by the standards committee but as far as I know it hasn't been implemented by any compiler.
You have to convert the binary number to octal or hex, first then use the familiar c/c++ CONSTANTS SYNTAX:
0x<hex number>
0<octal number>