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SercoSteveB · ‎06-10-2013

What are the contents of Output Array following execution of the VI?

LordNobady · ‎06-10-2013

d.

9 and 8 are not octal. 7 and 6 are hex. 5 and 4 are decimal.

98 = b and is not octal.

76 = L and is not hex

54 = 6 and is decimal.

nice one. almost foolt me in to a

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crossrulz · ‎06-10-2013

Agree with D

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SwamyM · ‎06-10-2013

Ans D

MrStevenUND · ‎06-10-2013

Ans D.

If a number is wired to the input of octal?, Hex?, or Dec?, it is interpreted as the ascii representation of a character.

mini09 · ‎06-11-2013

Agreed D...

LordNobady · ‎06-12-2013

MrStevenUND wrote:

Ans D.
If a number is wired to the input of octal?, Hex?, or Dec?, it is interpreted as the ascii representation of a character.

I don't know but it is the common methode is LabVIEW and for that mater in C. ( most lanuage's have a string as an array of numbers [ mostly 8 bit ])

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MrStevenUND · ‎06-12-2013

LordNobady wrote:
MrStevenUND wrote:

Ans D.
If a number is wired to the input of octal?, Hex?, or Dec?, it is interpreted as the ascii representation of a character.

I don't know but it is the common methode is LabVIEW and for that mater in C. ( most lanuage's have a string as an array of numbers [ mostly 8 bit ])

What I wrote is paraphrased from the Help screen.

ersmt444 · ‎01-03-2017

MrStevenUND wrote: If a number is wired to the input of octal?, Hex?, or Dec?, it is interpreted as the ascii representation of a character.

yes..

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