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Philoux: /* liens : documentation Site Internet */

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‎liens : documentation Site Internet

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‎liens : documentation Site Internet

2019-03-13T23:35:40Z

‎Liens utiles

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‎liens : documentation Site Internet

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‎liens : documentation Site Internet

2016-09-16T22:49:02Z

‎Trick

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‎Trick

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‎Operateur de Décalage

2016-09-16T22:12:01Z

‎chapter 6 & 8 (résumé)

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‎Trick

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 * [5] [http://www.apprendre-informatique.com/tutorial/programmation/langage-c/mots-cles-du-c/ mot clé en C]
 * [6] [http://www.table-ascii.com/ table ASCII]
-* [6a] [https://www.asciitable.com/]
+* [6a] [https://www.asciitable.com/ table ASCII]
 * [7] [http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/fprintf.html explication globale sur les functions f/printf...]
 * [8] [http://melem.developpez.com/tutoriels/langage-c/initiation-langage-c/?page=es infos sur les entrées - Sorties]

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 * [5] [http://www.apprendre-informatique.com/tutorial/programmation/langage-c/mots-cles-du-c/ mot clé en C]
 * [6] [http://www.table-ascii.com/ table ASCII]
 * [7] [http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/fprintf.html explication globale sur les functions f/printf...]
 * [8] [http://melem.developpez.com/tutoriels/langage-c/initiation-langage-c/?page=es infos sur les entrées - Sorties]

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	== Liens utiles ==		== Liens utiles ==
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		+	=== lien : vidéo (youtube) ===
		+	* [1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fZF5SOAS70 configuration debugger pour code blocks]
		+
	=== liens : documentation PDF ===		=== liens : documentation PDF ===

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 * [10] [http://www.linux-france.org/prj/embedded/sdcc/sdcc_course.formatted_io.html les différents indicateurs de format pour la function printf]
 * [11] [http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdio/printf/ indicateurs/patramètres pour la fonction de printf]
-* [12] [https://msdn.microsoft.com/fr-fr/library/cc953fe1.aspx type fondamentaux sur VS2015]
+* [12] [https://msdn.microsoft.com/fr-fr/library/cc953fe1.aspx type fondamentaux en C++ sur VS2015]
 == Bibliographie ==

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 * [9] [http://pwet.fr/man/linux/fonctions_bibliotheques/stdio listing des fonctions de la librairie stdio.h]
 * [10] [http://www.linux-france.org/prj/embedded/sdcc/sdcc_course.formatted_io.html les différents indicateurs de format pour la function printf]
 == Bibliographie ==

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   <u>exemple</u>
   (a = 8) >> (b = 2) = a >> b = 8 >> 2 = <math> \frac{8}{(2^2)}</math>
 === chapter 7 (résumé) ===

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	For an expression or an operator which retunrs a value no null (different of zero) is considered like TRUE('1'), but if it is opposite, the return value is FALSE('0')		For an expression or an operator which retunrs a value no null (different of zero) is considered like TRUE('1'), but if it is opposite, the return value is FALSE('0')
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		+	Concenring the gap operator : if there is a gap side right, it is equivalent to cut a value at 2^ the gap value
		+	<u>exemple</u>
		+	(a = 8) >> (b = 2) = a >> b = 8 >> 2 = <math> \frac{8}{(2^2)}</math>

	=== chapter 7 (résumé) ===		=== chapter 7 (résumé) ===

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   (a = 8) >> (b = 2) = a >> b = 8 >> 2 (la valeur de 8 décaler de 2 bit à droite) = 1000 >> 10 = 0010
-  décalage à gauche de x bit x bits
+  décalage à gauche de x bit <<
   (a = 8) >> (b = 3) = a << b = 8 << 3 (la valeur de 8 décaler de 3 bit à gauche) = 1000 << 11 = 1000000

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   ^ (OU EXCLUSIF / XOR) -> exemple : 0100 ^ 1101 = 1001
   ~ (inverseur) -> exemple : ~0100 = 1011
 ==== Trick ====

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 ==== Trick ====
-'''Warning''': don't mistake this : '=' & '==' => the first symbol correponds at the allocation / the second symbol corresponds at the test between two variables.
+'''Warning''': don't mistake this : '=' & '==' => the first symbol correponds at the allocation / the second symbol corresponds at the test between two variables. Same thing concerning the bit to bit operator and the logique operator
 For an expression or an operator which retunrs a value no null (different of zero) is considered like TRUE('1'), but if it is opposite, the return value is FALSE('0')