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    In C, ... int num = 'a'; ... My question is simple. How can you assign a character such as '0' ... without getting any type error in C language? See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    How can I display a Unicode Character above U+FFFF using char in Java? I need something like this (if it were valid): char u = 'u+10FFFF'; See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    Is there a quick way to retrieve given character's position in the english alphabet in C? Something like: int position = get_position('g'); See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    Is there a quick way to retrieve given character's position in the english alphabet in C? Something like: int position = get_position('g'); See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    Is there a quick way to retrieve given character's position in the english alphabet in C? Something like: int position = get_position('g'); See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    Is there a quick way to retrieve given character's position in the english alphabet in C? Something like: int position = get_position('g'); See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    Is there a quick way to retrieve given character's position in the english alphabet in C? Something like: int position = get_position('g'); See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    I'm trying to check if a certain char is a vowel. What's the best way to go about doing this? See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    I implemented a font system that finds out which letter to use via char switch statements. There are only capital ... Is this possible in java? See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    I'm in a situation where I need the ASCII value of a character (for Project Euler question #22, if you ... being turned into actual characters? See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    I have a 4 bytes array which represent a float value. The bytes is read from network, for example, 3e 3f e3 a0 ... from byte[] to float in java? See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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