Greetings all,
I need an answer to this ASAP so any help you could offer, or resource you could
direct me too would be great ! this question may be slighty off-topic, but
nonetheless I will be indebted for any help you could offer !
how do I change from decimal to base 16 and assign the value to a byte ? specifically
for getting the base 16 value of the return of java.lang.String.length()
e.g. if I have
String myString = "ABCDEF..Z";
then length() will return 26
but what I want essentially what I need is:
byte = SomeFunction(myString.length());
where byte will have the value 0x19 in this case... so, what is the SomeFunction I
apply to the return of String.length that will give me a hex assignment to the byte ?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
PS In case you are wondering, its so as I can set the LC byte in base 16 format.
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