Bin
From Xojo Documentation
Method
Returns the binary version of the number passed as a string.
Syntax
result = Bin(value)
| Part | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| result | String | Value converted to binary. |
| value | Integer | The number to be converted to binary. |
Notes
If the value is not a whole number, the decimal part will be truncated.
You can specify binary, hex, or octal numbers by preceding the number with the & symbol and the letter that indicates the number base. The letter b indicates binary, h indicates hex, and o indicates octal.
Examples
Below are examples of various numbers converted to binary:
Var binVersion As String
binVersion = Bin(15) // returns "1111"
binVersion = Bin(15.5) // returns "1111"
binVersion = Bin(75) // returns "1001011"
binVersion = Bin(&hF) // returns "1111"
binVersion = Bin(15) // returns "1111"
binVersion = Bin(15.5) // returns "1111"
binVersion = Bin(75) // returns "1001011"
binVersion = Bin(&hF) // returns "1111"
See Also
&b, &h, &o literals; Hex, Oct, Integer.FromBinary, Integer.ToBinary functions