1. Why use hex values instead of normal base 10 numbers? stackoverflow.comI was looking over this code to calculate |
2. Increment a Hex value (JAVA) stackoverflow.comcan you increment a hex value in Java? i.e. "hex value" = "hex value"++ |
3. compare hexadecimal values java stackoverflow.comDuplicate: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/713162/compare-hexadecimal-values-with-decimal-in-java hi, i'm implementing x-modem protocol in java,i'm reading serialport and storing in byte array of size 1024. then i have converted data to string i'm getting 133 bytes in a ... |
4. string to hex value stackoverflow.comIs there any java utility to convert string to hex value (integer) ? |
5. How do I get a value from an address using Java? stackoverflow.comFor an obfuscation program I am writing in Java, I need to find a way to get a value at a specific address. For example, in a program I opened in ... |
6. Converting string to intger hex value "Strange" behaviour! stackoverflow.comI have noticed java will not allow me to store large numbers such as 2000000000, i.e 2 billion obviously to an integer type, but if i store the corresponding hex value i.e ... |
7. Large negative hex value conversion to long in java stackoverflow.comthe result should have a negative value, but its positive. How can I fix this? Thanks!! BigInteger b = new BigInteger("80000000000000004308000000000000", 16); System.out.println("long value: "+b.longValue()); --> long value: 4830110600354856960 |
8. Hexadecimal manipulation woes. Cannot reach expected value stackoverflow.comI am supposed to merge the values of source and background arrays to get the value in expected (the answer array). |
9. How to subtract or add two hexadecimal value in java stackoverflow.comIs there a way of calculating two hexadecimal value without converting it to int? for example: |
10. What does this hex (?) value mean / do?? coderanch.comImagine "FFFF8000" as a binary number: it's seventeen ones followed by fifteen zeros. The expression "if((0xFFFF8000 & status) != 0)" means "if one or more of the first seventeen bits of 'status' are set to one..." This kind of code is generally used to pack a whole bunch of boolean flags into one int, to save space. |
11. Value of hexadecimal 0xDeadCafe coderanch.coman int is 32 bits (if i remember right). that give you 2^32 values, but they are not all positive. the first bit (leftmost) is used to represent the sign of the number. so, 1/2 of the 2^32 are negative, and 1/2 are non-negative (which includes 0). search around in this forum for "two's complement", and you see how negative numbers ... |
12. Create String from BIG5 hex value coderanch.com |
13. need help displaying hex values java-forums.org |
14. check input values are available in Hex forums.oracle.comhow to check input values are available between 0x0000000000000001 to 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFE i am using following code. but error will come public boolean hexCheck16(String hex) { String hex_min = "0x0000000000000001"; String hex_max = "0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFE"; int min1 = Integer.parseInt(hex_min.substring(2).toString(),16); int max2 = Integer.parseInt(hex_max.substring(2).toString(),16); int num = Integer.parseInt(hex.toString(), 16); if(num >= min1 & num <= max2) { return true; } else { return false; ... |
15. incrementing hex values forums.oracle.comValues are just values, they're not hexadecimal or octal or decimal or binary. (Well, they're all stored as a sequence of bits, so you could say that they're all binary in a sense, but the representation in characters is irrelevant to the values.) So just increment a variable normally, and if you so choose you can display it in hex. |
16. 7, Even parity of Hex values?? forums.oracle.com |
17. Converting string to actual hex values forums.oracle.com |
18. replacing hex values in a string forums.oracle.com |
19. Will plain number values have the same effect as hexadecimal values? forums.oracle.com |
20. compare on hexadecimal value forums.oracle.com |
21. String tokenizer and hex values forums.oracle.comHi there, I have been having trouble in tokenizing a hex value. 210000e08b0b34fa this is the hex value which is being sent from my client application. What I need to do is get this hex and store it in the Database. I am getting this as long value but what is happening is that string tokenizer takes only 210000 and the ... |
22. Hex value representation & manupulation forums.oracle.com |
23. adding hexadecimal values forums.oracle.comI am importing from a flat file to a mysql db. I am having trouble with the primary keys. In the delimited file I read "x1234567887654321123456788765a321". This is a hexadecimal. I am trying to insert this value in a field of CHAR(16). Any ideas on how to solve this or where I might find the solution would be greatly appreciated. |