Initialize a binary variable

**Zool** · 02-10-2009

I wanted to know is that possible to initialize a variable in binary? In declaration one hex 0x ..., In octal 0 ... In binary? 0b ... does not work. My compiler "GNU GCC compiler, I use Code:: Blocks. For a int a, I would have such increment, but only from the 10th bit (counting from the left). So if a = 34952 (1000100010001000 in binary),it will become 1000100010101000. So I will use the operators>> , I just wanted to initialize a value but in binary.Thank you in advance

**Zecho** · 02-10-2009

You can use XML to set binary arrays.Here is a simple XML array script:

Code:

declare @XML xml

set @XML = 

(select * from (select b1= 0,b2 = 0,b3=3, b4=4,b5=0 ) Arrayb for xml auto)

select @XML

**Walby** · 02-10-2009

I think you should initialize it first and you must convert it to an int representing the binary value.A default variable is coded in binary, You can do operations on the bit operators (& |>> <<^). For binary variables, there are only two possible values, which can be represented as positive and negative.