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07-24-2003, 10:14 AM
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| NamePros Regular Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: California
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   | Hexadecimal? I have a hex editor I use to edit certain parts of files occassionally but what is hex used for? It's not a programming language is it? And how is it able to load huge files so fast?
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08-15-2003, 04:08 PM
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| I'm not entirely certain, but I belive that is what you are seeing in your hex editor is a hexadecimal representation of Machine or Assemly Language, or something similar. These are very low level programming languages; their speed, efficiency, and power are only matched by their diffuculty in being understood by humans  Read all about Assembly Language |
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