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July 7th, 2008, 10:02 PM
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Save HEx output to Variable
I've been trying to teach myself C++ over the years and here is another shot at it.
I know how to convert a charcter to its ASCII equivilent(sp?) and then to it's hex equivilent and print the hex number out.
Example:
Code:
cout << hex << int(line[a]);
But I want to save the hex output to a variable. I'm not sure whether it should be a string or an int, or even how you go about coding it.
My Guesses:
out_line[a] = hex(int(line[a]));
out_line[a] = hex << int(line[a]);
I do have a background in Visual Basic (megar background, started at age 7, am now 18), and could do this real easy in VB but I want to learn another language so I'd figured I'd give it a shot.
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