Getting the Hex values
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The correct answer (according to me :D) isn't available in the list of answers. The correct answer would be to do it in T-SQL.
--Jeff Moden
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Yesterday I gave up QotD after I couldn't decide which way was best. I wrote DecToHexa (n) function, which may be the answer # 1.
According to docs Built-in Functions this may be the answer # 3.
According to Type Conversion in Python, this may be the answer # 4.
But in my life sport sometimes taught me losing too. I swear I haven't looked for the right answer yet, and now I'm boldly answering # 4. Hmm... I got it wrong. Anyway thanks Steve for this funy question. Jeff was right ...
# Function definition is here
def DecToHexa(n):
result = str(hex(n))
return result;
# Now you can call DecToHexa function
n = 254
result = DecToHexa(n);
print('Hexadecimal value of '+ str(n) +' is: ' + result);
Result pane:
$python main.py
Hexadecimal value of 254 is: 0xfe -
Nice one, thanks Steve
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