The frequently used Typekit invasion in a virtual listed over here writer will be understanding each
of them in a detail, and as we progress further, we'll also be demonstrating who give it a few examples
of first time confusion that we have witnesses from St.
Oren to standard analysts CoreLogic on this go back to Rachel.
This is only have one signal, OK, which is the latest zoom.
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And this is of tape and say right.
And the size they did have is, let's assume for bitrate two three down to zero.
And we want to convert this to the standard and go to logic on this correct.
Right.
So in this case, one thing that you need to make sure is when you declared a signal.
OK?
They will be holding there is a double standard and the school logic on disco.
Victor Hugo let it just name this is routers.
OK, and this will be standard and the school logic.
This underscore vector.
Right?
So this must have exactly same same state.
So we need to make sure that when we are converting from an S.S. to standard and disco logic or disco
vector to the size that we have for saying it and saying must match with the sites that we have lower
standards for logic and disconnected, right?
So in this case, st, I'm saying, have a set of orbits or standard and disco logic and disco rector
must also be all for it or else you will be simply getting an error rate.
So once you do this or through, the expression will be very simple.
So we will be storing the result in an idea.
Yes.
OK.
We need to use the signal assignment operator and then to convert from signed or unsigned to standard.
And this could and disco director.
You just need to add like this.
So standard and this cold logic underscore vector.
And then you just pass an argument as and I'm saying no.
So in this case, it is step right in the case of the same number.
Also, you just need to Ireland variable enabler.
Right.
So this will automatically convert the value that we have for them to the standard and disco logic or
disco vector.
So the minority rule that we need to follow is the size that we have for sine Unsane and standard and
disco logic and disco vector must be equal, right?
So this is how you can work from unsigned to send an undisclosed logic or disco vector.
Now to do math temp is of Dave.
Then also, we need to follow the same procedure, right?
So the processes remain the same.
You just need to add an argument as the sine variable and the size that you have foreseen must be equal
to the saying that you have for us trained and the psychological and physical vector variable rate.
If you declare one more variable that basically have a sign, well.
So let me just name this test.
Yes, OK, there's that same data type rate again, three down to zero rate.
And if you want to convert this to standard, underscore logic, and this corrected the process again,
very simple.
So we start with the variable, which will be holding the result.
Now, this should have a say is exactly equal to the same of a signed variable that is full of it.
OK, so this is also of, say, forward, then we just need to add standard underscore logic on this
call vector.
OK?
And this must have an argument of saying variable rate.
So this is how you convert from unsigned to send an underscore logic underscore vector or from saying
to standard underscore logic and MySQL vector, right?
So you just need to add this in the front of a variable rate.
So variable would serve as an argument.
And then this is exactly similar to what we do in and c.
All right, the next one that we have is let's assume we have one signal, which is yes, and that is
of type standard.
And this cold logic underscore vector.
OK.
And the size is a bit greater.
So in down to C, right?
And we want to convert this to either sane or insane.
Same data let it just declare two variables, right?
So we have a signal, the event rate and this is off on same day.
And whenever we are performing sine conversion or taken vision, we know that size must be exactly equal,
right?
So since standard and the psychological and physical vector of say, see, this must also be of, says
he, right?
Similarly, let's assume that we declared one more variable, which is two, and that is of sine later
type.
So again, size must be exactly equal to seven down to zero.
Like this, right?
No.
So d rate that one will be holding the result of conversion from standard on logic unless corrected
to an unsafe rate.
So similar to what we did with our conversion from saying to send an underscore logic underscore vector.
So we have just added a standard underscore logic and just go vector and a friend of a variable rate.
Similarly, when we go from standard and.
Is CoreLogic going to school, Victor 2st or and saying we just need to add St. Lawrence St. in front
of already, right?
So we will be adding here since Stephen is holding the result of one state.
So we just started on site and then the argument should be the standard and the school logic going to
school, victor, right?
Right.
That is the De'ath, which is the variable holding the value of standard and the school logic going
to the school today.
Right.
Similarly, to get the conversion from standard and the psychological disconnected to a saying, we
will just be adding saying right and that we need to pass argument, which is the variable holding,
the standard and the psychological and the score vector right right to the result.
You go from standard and it's called logic and vector to st or answer.
So this is very simple as you just need to add.
The deep in a front of a variable to which you are converting, right, so this is how things work when
we work with sign on CNN and the psychological disconnect.
Right?
So when more confusion that we frequently do is from integer to st or unsafe right now, remember integer
is our size 32 bit right and signed in and saying, we need to specify the size.
So this is you.
You have a variable of signed or unsigned diary signed or unsigned day in this case, since signing
on to one can also go up to 32 bit rate.
So when we convert this to an integer, we do not need to specify anything, right?
So for example, we have a variable which is of integer type rate, and then we have variable B, which
is of same day and C B, which is often same type and C, which is of same day, right?
And we are converting from Unsane or Sane to an integer, right?
So it will be simply equals.
Do you just need to add two underscoring teacher, right?
And then you need to add an argument which is so variable holding the sign or an value, right?
So to convert from unsigned to integer, we just be adding bool here and to convert from sign to integer
right.
So we will be simply equals to two integer right.
And then the same argument, right?
So this is how you convert from signed or unsigned to an integer, right?
But when we go from integer to sign in and saying the process is a bit different because remember St
and Unsane, we need to manually specify the size required as integer have a fixates.
So let's assume we have integer, which is declared right.
So this is lettuces zoomed in right, and we want to convert this into an st or sign, right?
So the variable that is holding down ST value is Lettuce V and St Value is C, right?
So B will be equal to no.
We will just be adding two.
And since we want to convert to an unsafe, we will be adding on the same rate.
The variable, which have an integer value, is n right.
Then, depending on the size that we declared for an unsigned rate, for example, the decision we declared
on same dubious say is it bit rate.
So we need to specify that we will be converting this integer variable to any return st rate to the
second argument is the size that we have for an unsafe rate.
So this basically represent the number of bits that we have in an unsigned or signed variable.
So here in this case, we have an eight bit.
So we just need to add a second argument as a trade, so this will automatically convert integer to
any returns.
Similarly, to go from from integer to st, the process is very simple.
Rates are going to st rate, then the source of an integer value.
And again, we need to specify the size rate.
So this is how you convert from integer to st and unsafe rate.
So just to summarise the frequently used conversions is could be either be Roman St or St two standard
and the school logic on the score vector, right?
So in this case, you just need to add standard unless CoreLogic and the score vector, right?
And the argument rates the document should be the argument should be the variable, which is holding
St and Unsane value, right?
So here you just need to add the one st or st variable rate.
So you just need to add the standard and underscore logic on the school vector in the front of the variable
rate.
Now you need to make sure that St and St and St. Louis CoreLogic underscore Vector have a same right.
This is mandatory and you will be simply getting an error.
The next confusion that we have is from standard and law school logic, underscore Vector.
OK.
To send our unsafe rate in this case, we just need to add St Laurence St in the front of the variable.
And here you need to add the variable as inoculum.
You need to make sure that against standard code logic and Disco Vector 1919 have the same safe rate.
One more conversion that we frequently adopt this from Unsane signed to integer right.
So when we convert to an indigenous since integer have a max size rate that is 32 bit, we just need
to add to an integer, right?
And then the argument will be where you pass to assign an unsigned number right, then exclusion that
we have is from a teacher to an unsigned or st.
In this case, we just need to add two places you may want to convert to an unsafe.
OK, here we need to add to argument the variable and the next.
One is the size that we have for a sign announcing.
So remember this chart as we progress further, will be understanding and example of how we to the conversion
rate will be just demonstrating an entire.
So we'll be demonstrating the different conversion that we have just discussed, right?
So to get a more understanding of how you use this function.