On 20 Mar 2007, at 04:04, Bill Marriott wrote:
Jacqueline,
So it's hex. Not sure where the "x" fits in though.
Ah, brilliant. The "x" is also used in Hex notation. For example,
see the
Windows CSIDL values at
http://tinyurl.com/7hei
Well, it's used in "C" to denote a hex value as in:
0xA13C
But it's the "0x" that is valid, not just the "x", e.g. xA13C will
refer to a variable called xA13C not a hex number. But why is "x"
recognized at all?
All the Best
Dave
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