Algorithms :: General :: Help with Hexadecimal system, Ayuda con sistema Hexadecimal |
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By: GunMiNiHo  |
Date: 03/12/2008 03:24:15    |
Points: 20 | Status: Answered Quality : Excellent |
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Hola a todos, tenga un duda en cuanto a al sistema hexadecimal, tengo un "numero" con 45 XX, osea 00 FF 32 <- de estos tengo 45 y resulta que necesito cambiarlo por un valor que contiene 46 caracteres de esos osea 00 FC 25 <- 46 de esos digitos y no se como hacer, queria saber si se puede reducir los 46 caracteres a 45, porque es imposible hacer lo contrario, les dejo una imagen: y como hago para escribir por ejemplo: 11000 en hexadecimal? ya se que es 1ADB0 pero debo escribirlo con 45 o 46 caracteres? >.<. |
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| By: VGR | Date: 03/12/2008 17:26:50 | |
Type : Answer |
| désolé, je ne parle pas espagnol mais 11000 in decimal is 2AF8 in hexadecimal, 110000 is what you wrote : 1ADB0 I didn't get your hexadecimal question about 45 or 46 characters, sorry are you using an hexadecimal editor? On what ? a file? an executable? |
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| By: OpConsole | Date: 03/04/2011 19:05:13 | |
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