Basically, I\'m converting a float to an int, but I don\'t always have the expected value. Here\'s the code I\'m executing:
I have a code that look like this: echo bin2hex( pack( \"L\", 1000 ) ); Which prints: e8030000 Now, ha开发者_开发技巧ving only e8030000, how can I reverse it back to the int 1000 ?
i declared an int value as my imageIndexForSend through the following code in myView class. int imageIndexForSend;
I have implemented some code to convert a NSString of \"text\" to an NSString of (ASCII) ints, like so:
What\'s the difference between long long and long?And th开发者_运维问答ey both don\'t work with 12 digit numbers (600851475143), am I forgetting something?
I read somewhere that int data type gives better performance (as compared to long and short) regardless of the OS as its size gets modified according to the word size of the OS. Where as long and shor
How can I change a hex character, not string, into a numerical value? While typing this question, I found many answ开发者_StackOverflow中文版ers on how to convert hex strings to values. However, non
I\'ve seen lots of answers to this, but I cannot seem to get any to work. I think I\'m getting confused between variable types. I have an input from NetworkStream that is put a hex code into a String^
I\'m receiving this error message: Conversion failed when converting the varchar value \'monthDate\' to data type int.
I want a UIAlertView to popup if the user doesn\'t have enough points to purchase an upgrade. So far I have this code to spend points to get the upgrade. If the upgrade costs 300 points, and the user
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