What does this line mean?

[Valentina]

What does this C++ line mean?

bool bBoolean = (0!=(nInteger&0x08));

I don't understand the nInteger&0x08 bit.
Thanks,

Valentina

 

[Karthik Kumar]

What does this C++ line mean?

bool bBoolean = (0!=(nInteger&0x08));

bBoolean is true, if nInteger's 4th LSB is set.


' bool bBoolean = ( 0 != (nInteger & 0x08)); '

spacing surely helps sometimes to understand code beter.

I don't understand the nInteger&0x08 bit.

Google for 'bitwise operators' .

Thanks,

Valentina

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[Pedro Graca]

What does this C++ line mean?

bool bBoolean = (0!=(nInteger&0x08));

// I like to separate operands and operators
bool bBoolean = (0 != (nInteger & 0x08));

I don't understand the nInteger&0x08 bit.

'&' is the bitwise AND operator




// 00010111 = 23 in binary | 00011000 = 24 in binary
// & 00001000 = 8 in binary | & 00001000 = 8 in binary
// ---------- | ----------
// 00000000 = 23 & 8 ( == 0 ) | 00001000 = 24 & 8 ( != 0 )


that line is testing nInteger's fourth bit from the left;
if it's 0 bBoolean will be false, if it's 1 bBoolean will be true.


HTH