huh?

I just used the translator I can do hex but very _VERY_ slowly, lol.

 

Who here can write it fast? I think no one... silly thread. ASCII/binary/hex conversion proves not a whole lot :\

 

i dont really think there is a human being in existance that can write it just like a normal lenguage or read it the same way.

 

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Low level programmers should be able to read hex like decimal numbers, it's true that probably few in the world can remember all 256 ASCII.

 

btw Kyuusaku, how do you know so much about alot of crap? did your parenths teach you all this since an early age? :smt043

 

I'm flattered; Sadly no one has taught me anything about my interests.

 

I was gonna say, isn't hex notation usually with '#'?

 

Hex in assembler is usually $, in lots of HL languages it's 0xHH. In many assemblers # is used to denote the immediate addressing mode (LDA #$00)

 

Something tells me that you guys really should get out more :smt043

Yakumo

 

Thats definately true in my case, I haven't left the house for almost 3 days Inside > Snow

 

That's right, it was $. I was thinking of the hex color values in HTML, where # is used.

And it's not so much that I don't get out (which I do on a regular basis), it was me being so bored in high school math years ago that I took an interest in learning Z80 assembler a la the TI-82 graphing calculator in order to make something with which to waste time in class. :smt043

 

I used my graphics calculator to write a Castlevania fanfic instead of doing maths work

 

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