- In JavaScript, eval(010) returns 8 - Stack Overflow
In JavaScript, eval (010) returns 8 [duplicate] Asked 13 years, 7 months ago Modified 8 years, 5 months ago Viewed 6k times
- java - Why 010 equals 8? - Stack Overflow
My simple question is why: System out println(010|4); prints "12"? I understand bitwise OR operator but why "010" equals 8? It's definitely not compliment 2's notification, so how to decode this n
- Why `var = 010` gives `var` value `8` in C? - Stack Overflow
1 010 is an integer constant (i e literal), encoded in octal: 001 == 1 002 == 2 007 == 7 010 == 8 When you call printf with a format specifier %d, it prints the value of the given signed integer encoded in decimal, and therefore, you will see the character 8 written to the output
- How to convert a number 010 to a string 010 - Stack Overflow
5 While executing some random expressions in console, I just found that 010 + "" returning 8 (even 011,0100 are returning results by considering octal number system) What would I have to do if I want to convert a number 010 to a string "010"? Not only for 010 but for every similar numbers I managed to find a kind of similar explanation for
- templates - 010 Editor: create dynamic names - Stack Overflow
I'm trying to create a binary template with 010 Editor, and I'm trying to create some dynamic names, like this: local int x; local string track; typedef struct { uchar unk1 <name="Unused
- Design a regular expression or Finite Automata for a language that . . .
The set of strings that consists of either (01 repeated one or more times) or (010 repeated one or more times) This one's easy; regular expressions are closed under union, which is what the "or" above represents, so we just need regular expressions for the parenthesized parts and we can get the complete expression from those
- Why is initializing an integer in C++ to 010 different from . . .
Because it's interpreting 010 as a number in octal format And in a base-8 system, the number 10 is equal to the number 8 in base-10 (our standard counting system) More generally, in the world of C++, prefixing an integer literal with 0 specifies an octal literal, so the compiler is behaving exactly as expected
- Autodesk Forge C# Issue Creation API Error, AUTH-010
Autodesk Forge C# Issue Creation API Error, AUTH-010 Asked 5 years, 3 months ago Modified 4 years, 10 months ago Viewed 2k times
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