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For example, let's say I want to pack the following bits: 11111 which is 31 in decimal. How can I pack these 5 bits? I don't want to pack 8 bits or 1 byte. I need to pack only 5 bits; 11111
b5 "11111" doesn't seem to work for me.
works for me :
print oct "0b11111";
31
print ord(pack("b*","11111"));
31
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I am trying to simplify an expression which has an unknown varaible in it. I am doing it in scala and I am using case classes. The thing is I don't know how to handle an unknown variable e.g when 4 * 4 * x should become 16 * x but I don't know how to get the * x. Can anyone help
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I want to intertwine 0s between the bits of a variable. For example, imagine I have a variable a as follows
a = 1101
Then, I want to obtain the following result
b = 1_000000_1_000000_0_000000_1
That results from intertwining 6 0s betwen each bit of a. I was wondering if there was any elegant way of doing this in SystemVerilog. Any help is appreciated.
b = 0;
foreach (a[i]) b[i*7] = a[i];
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I understand how the program works but I have a little bit of confusion. If anybody can explain, that will be great. The output is 21, 12. Does it work like 7*3=21 and 4*3=12?
mat=[7 11 3; 3:5];
[r,c]=size(mat);
for i=1:r
fprintf ('The sum is %d\n',sum(mat(i,:)))
end
mat(i,:) will give you all values in the first row of mat. In your example, this first row is [7 11 3], and the second row is [3 4 5]. The outputs you're seeing are the sums of all values in each row (7+11+3=21).
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The question is, I have this table: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. I need turn it so:
1 2 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 8 9. What function in MATLAB allows me do that? Or I must make it by myself? I'm already understand my problem.
I guess an first order interpolation is what you want.
How to handle the funktion interp1 is explained in the Matlab Manual.
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Create another Range from 1 to 100. Use it to print out only the even numbers between 1 and 10. You'll need to use an if statement combined with your for loop to pull this off.
Consider this office hours. Try this:
for number in 1...100 {
if number%2 == 0 && number < 11 {
println(number)
}
}