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Binary is a base-2 numbering system (digits are either 0 or 1), while hexadecimal is a base-16 numbering system (digits 0-F). Look online for descriptions of how these systems work.
In C, you can express integers using their binary or hexadecimal representations by prefixing them with 0b or 0x.
// These represent different numbers uint8_t binary = 0b01101011; uint8_t hex = 0xF7;Từ khóa » C 0b 0x
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