i have used the following statement byte[3]=(byte)0x80 0x80 is an hex value of 128 and i have also tried this statement byte[3]=(byte) 128
in the first case, while printing ...
A "long" value is 64 bits -- which means that it needs a byte array of size 8. Unless of course, you mean an "int" value. Anyway, here is the easiest way to do this... public static byte[] long2bytearray(long l) { byte b[] = new byte[8]; ByteBuffer buf = ByteBuffer.wrap(b); buf.putLong(l); return b; } BTW, if this is a homework question, ...
I have a byte array of arrays defined as private byte[][] bar; which I declare as bar = new byte[a]; There is a get() in class c which returns a byte array as result. If I want to initialize bar[chosen] to the result of c.get(), How do I do it? Will bar[chosen] = c.get(); do the needful? I suspect that this ...
I am trying to store some hex values in a byte array: public static final byte[][] hexValue= { {03, 01, 106, 00, 49,}, {C3, 01, 01, 73, 00, 01}, {46, 00, 01, 01, 6F, 03}, }; I am able to store values which are less than 128 (range of byte) but I also want to store values abouve this value. Can ...
I have a byte[] that I'm trying to make smaller, at the moment, in order to do so, i'm writing it byte-by-byte to another byte[] called temp. Both are set to the same size, because I don't know exactly what the initial array will compress to. For example, my method will write a single byte that will tell the decompressor to ...
are changed. And the problem only appears when buf = a is used. However, I tested your code and I see that, indeed, there is no problem when I print the stored bytes...! Could it be a javax.sound problem? Could there be a difference in the actual stored byte information when two different types of value assignment are used? It's difficult ...
Hello, I have a byte array and all i do is a toString() with jdk 1.5_14 and i see different values in Windows & solaris. can some oneplease help. private static final byte [] EXT = { (byte) 0x5F, (byte) 0x23, (byte) 0x92, (byte) 0xAA, (byte) 0xE1, (byte) 0xCF, (byte) 0x1D, (byte) 0x76 }; Windows Value - [B@1749c47 Solaris value - ...