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Programming question
Posted by Nick at 1/14/2001 10:52 PM EST
Student on team #240, Mach V, from Jefferson Monroe High School and Visteon.
Here's a thought. Say I were to input a standard 1 byte analog device (y). But instead of setting the variable (x) as a byte I change it to, let's say a nib (4 bits). I am curious to the value x. Would the program give a simple error? Or would x be assigned a value? If y = 255 then x = 15? If y = 0 then x = 0? Here's the real challenge if y = 240 (binary 11110000) does x = 15 or x = 0? If anyone has the slightest clue please let me know.
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