In context, what is the following code doing? I need to translate to C#.
x = (char) (i%26gt;%26gt;8) ;
What is %26gt;%26gt; in the C language? Is there an equivalent in C#?
In C, %26gt;%26gt; is the right bitshift operator. i %26gt;%26gt; 8 shifts all bits in the variable i to the right 8 spaces.
I am not a .NET programmer, but I believe it is the same in C#.
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Reply:%26gt;%26gt; is "shift right".
So if you have 0x500 %26gt;%26gt; 8 will be 5.
Reply:I always thought was greater than.
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