ardubr
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I'm trying to fill in a PORT command (in my case PORTC).
When I do this it works:
PORTC = 0x46;
But I get a value from another source and this value can be in ascii and sometimes in byte I tried the following ways but I couldn't:
PORTC = ('g',HEX);
//or
PORTC = (128,HEX);
Thanks a lot for the help
Better read up on the Comma Operator. After that, my guess is you'll not want to be using it here.
These work:
PORTC = 'g';
PORTC = 128;
PORTC = 0; //to answer the question in the post title
All numbers in the computer are binary. HEX, like decimal, is a human readable representation of a binary number.
ardubr
4
It worked here, thank you very much to everyone who helped.