Note Submitter: target_rex at hotmail dot com
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$a = 5;
// $a is a int
echo $5;
// Outputs:"5";
// If you would like to print $a as a bin,(101) like: 00000101 (8 digits)
sprintf("%8b", $a) // Witch returns exatly 00000101 (8 digits)
// My function looked like:
//////////////////////////////////////////
// By DrRex - www.DrRex.dk - 15/04-2001 //
// string bin(int dec) //
//////////////////////////////////////////
function bin($dec){
$bin = sprintf("%8b", $dec);
return $bin;
}
//////////////////////////////////////////
// Very short exampels how to use bin()
echo "\n1. 128(10) == ".bin(128)."(2)";
$hits = 100;
echo "\n2. Loaded ".bin($hits)."(2) times! Bib!";
// Not very usefull, nobody understands the number, exept if small counters like this one. If it wasn't 8(2) but FFFFFF(16) digits. I would give up...
// This would output:
1. 128(10) == 10000000(2)
2. Loaded 01100100(2) times! Bib!
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