C++ question with unsigned char
how can i prove this:
unsigned char a = 195, unsigned char b=87, unsigned char c, c=a+b. as such c prints C

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C++ question with unsigned char
how can i prove this:
unsigned char a = 195, unsigned char b=87, unsigned char c, c=a+b. as such c prints C

e.mccormick · Answer

What do you mean by prove?

anonymous · Answer

@e.mccormick, i figured it out....
it was supposed to be c=a&b which when programmed gave C....

e.mccormick · Answer

Ah, yes, because chars can be used as shorts for certain things.  It looks at at the ascii value.  In this case the procedure being done would be a bitwise and, so it would look at their binary values.  That makes a lot more sense since the additive version you fist put up would have been a different value.