Edit 26 Aug 2020: As suggested by Ali in the comments, using codecs.encode(b, “base64”) would result in extra line breaks for MIME syntax. Only use this method if you do want those line breaks formatting. For a plain Base64 encoding/decoding, use base64.b64encode and base64.b64decode. See the answer from Ali for details. In Python 3, arbitrary … Read more
int value = (int)new System.ComponentModel.Int32Converter().ConvertFromString(“0x310530”);
Strip off the “#” and use parseInt(). var hex = parseInt(str.replace(/^#/, ”), 16); Then, if you want to see it in hex, you can use .toString(): console.log(hex.toString(16));
No, there is no way to tell the JavaScript language to use hex integer format instead of decimal by default. Your code is about as concise as it gets but note that you do not need to prepend the “0x” base indicator when you use “parseInt” with a base. Here is how I would approach … Read more
Overflow flags get set when the register cannot properly represent the result as a signed value (you overflowed into the sign bit). Carry flags are set when the register cannot properly represent the result as an unsigned value (no sign bit required).
Since Kotlin v1.1 you can use: “ED05265A”.toLong(radix = 16) Until then use the Java’s Long.parseLong.
Honestly, my guess is that this is just a stupid, nasty glitch by someone writing one of their first games on target. Pokemon Red/Blue were the first of the series and had so many other glitches that Nintendo would normally kick out of lot-testing, that I wonder how it got through. The scroll screen shift … Read more