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Hello,

Please help if anyone knows. I would highly appreciate it. This is my
question.

Input array will include values: 4C, 49, 4C, 59
How to assign these values in to an array of hex value.

Thanks,

wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Please help if anyone knows. I would highly appreciate it. This is my
> question.
>
> Input array will include values: 4C, 49, 4C, 59
> How to assign these values in to an array of hex value.
>

What have you tried?

lily...@gmail.com wrote:

> Input array will include values: 4C, 49, 4C, 59
> How to assign these values in to an array of hex value.

Those appear to already be hex values...

By the way, you may find this info interesting:
http://www.augustmail.com/~tadmc/clp...uidelines.html

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<> wrote:
>
> Please help if anyone knows. I would highly appreciate it. This is my
> question.
>
> Input array will include values: 4C, 49, 4C, 59
> How to assign these values in to an array of hex value.

Those are already hex values!

Your question is too vague - please see the posting guidelines that
are posted to this group regularly.

Perhaps you mean something like this:

my @input_array = qw(4C 49 4C 59);
my @values = map { hex $_ } @input_array;

But perhaps not. Your question needs to be clearer.

Dave Weaver <> wrote:
> <> wrote:


>> Input array will include values: 4C, 49, 4C, 59
>> How to assign these values in to an array of hex value.
>
> Those are already hex values!


They cannot be hex values, because there is no such thing as a hex value.

The abstract concept of a "number" is difficult for us humans to
discuss, so we have come up with a number of different *representations*
(numeral systems) for talking about any particular number.

1010 # 2
12 # 8
10 # 10
A # 16

Those are all _different_ representations for the _same_ number.

So

Those are already represented in hex!

would have been a more accurate rejoinder.


[ snip code that converts base-16 to base-10 ]


> Your question is too vague


Right. I'm sure you know all of the above, but I hope that it will
help the OP compose an answerable question.


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Perl programming
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