pete moss wrote: > Steve Sabram wrote: > > > > I didn't want to bring up octal since there was enough confusion. Octal has > > gone the wayside since a single hex digit can represent four bytes and two > > hex digits conveniently represents a single byte. > > oops, you did it again! a single hex digit can represent four bits, not > four bytes. Now I know I'm turning into executive material. I'm already having other engineers correct my lingo! :) Remind me to hire you as a proofreader for me next PalmSource presentation. > > > :P
- Steve's Guide to Hexadecimal (was: Re: Binary Data/Hexid... Steve Sabram
- Re: Steve's Guide to Hexadecimal (was: Re: Binary D... John Marshall
- RE: Steve's Guide to Hexadecimal (was: Re: Binary D... Greg Pasquariello
- Re: Steve's Guide to Hexadecimal (was: Re: Binary D... Steve Sabram
- Re: Steve's Guide to Hexadecimal (was: Re: Binary D... Mark Nudelman
- Re: Steve's Guide to Hexadecimal (was: Re: Binary D... Steve Sabram
- Re: Steve's Guide to Hexadecimal (was: Re: Binary D... pete moss
- RE: Steve's Guide to Hexadecimal (was: Re: Binary D... Steve Sabram
- RE: Steve's Guide to Hexadecimal (was: Re: Binary D... Eric Cloninger
