Hey Evan! Sounds super interesting! :) Can you give me any advice or hint how to learn programming music for gameboys? Thanks in advance and have a great day! Piet
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can somebody answer...after completing this whole playlist will i be able to build games ....and also is this playlist cover all the library present in c
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I guess output must be 772. Left shift by 1 is equal to multiplication by 2 and left shift by 2 means multiplication by 2*2=4. Therefore, 193 will get multiplied by 4 = 772.
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Super helpful! I'm programming some music for my Gameboy, and the low-level operations were giving me some trouble. Now I know what they actually do!
Hey Evan! Sounds super interesting! :) Can you give me any advice or hint how to learn programming music for gameboys? Thanks in advance and have a great day! Piet
Thank you master I have an exam on Wednesday and I didn't know that about multiplication to 2^right operand it will save me much time on test. God bless you
I have been studying c essentials in cisco a while ago. I really got messed up with bitwise operations. Bro your video made it looks so easy! I love it!
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Can someone explain me, what are the applications of this, while I program?
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What are the applications of bitwise operators?
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What does 3
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sir what about int x=-2;printf("%d",x>>8);
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can somebody answer...after completing this whole playlist will i be able to build games ....and also is this playlist cover all the library present in c
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Sir,What if we have a binary representation of a floating point number?
32 bits
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can left shifting be used in a program which converts binary to decimal?
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how we can represent 3 in char we have to represent 3 in int na?
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WILL THE VALUE GET STORED DEPEND ON THE WHETHER I'M USING A 32- BIT SYSTEM OR 64-BIT SYSTEM? FOR EX- IF I DO 255
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Sir what hurts me is that i came to know about this channel just a week before my computer exam is on 21 i know its too late still.Although i always followed the electronics of neso(gave a good exam on 16th)but never thought it had C lectures.
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Sir, for n=3 when i am using (1
1 * 2^3 = 8
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If var was of integer type then would the result be same?how?
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Would it matter if you had chosen to declare var as an int rather than a char?
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formula is not woring for 3
Answer for the question-8
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In case of number 80 as a first operand n 1 as second operand the formula for the left shift goes wrong
What if the var = 1000 0011;var
It will ignore a bit
that is called overflow
I understand everything you explained, but cant see an implementation of it.
Can we use 16 =4^2 this is applicable Or not
Here our right operand is 2
why trollinng position get filled by 0
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What will happen if i take..(.i.e. consuming 2 bytes)
00001011 01100001
What happen if var = 193 and var
var=48
193
I guess output must be 772. Left shift by 1 is equal to multiplication by 2 and left shift by 2 means multiplication by 2*2=4. Therefore, 193 will get multiplied by 4 = 772.
but ASCII code for '3' is 51 man....
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Bro you need to study conversion from binary to decimal system
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#include
// Function to print 8-bit binary representation of a char
void printBinary(char num) {
for (int i = 7; i >= 0; i--) {
printf("%d", (num & (1
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