bitGet problem
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 Seems to be so. In the end all the necessary information is actually there (and the example code shows that bit 0 is used to decide if the number is even or odd), but you need to process all the information to get to it :) 
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 Of course ! 
 In my example,
 bit 0 = 1
 bit 1 = 0
 bit 2 = 0
 bit 3 = 0
 bit 4 = 1I forgot to convert my required binary number ( 11111111) to hex.. result = bitGet (0xff, 3) 
 drawtext (33,333,32, white, result)
 result = 1 asv expectedBrain now in gear. Thanks for the help. 
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 I'm wondering how this is "beginners". (not complaining btw) 
 Must mean I'm in the ultra beginners category ;)
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 Well you can be an experienced programmer but still a beginner at Fuze 
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 Very true, ..facepalm.. 
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 Is there any way to actually use a binary number in fuze without converting it. 
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 @xevdev I think it depends what you are trying to do if you want to replace your code by binary coding i dont think that works in fuze 
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 I'm not sure what you mean by us a binary numberin this case?
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 @petermeisenstein in this question they used a hexadecimal number ( base 16 ) by putting an x in a number as in 0x000001 giving 1 in decimal ( base 10 ) so I was wondering if I put some other letter , I've used % in other languages , to denote that it's a binary number ( base 2 ) 
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 @xevdev So i am not good at maths so I am sorry for any wrong thing what I say now. Isnt % the modulo I dont know if you say modulo in english. 
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 @petermeisenstein yes in fuze it is and I wrote my own mod function because I was expecting a function name not a symbol . So each language is different . 
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 @xevdev 
 And you are dealing with binary stuff in fuze very cool. Back to the roots of codeing
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 @petermeisenstein not if there's no way to put a binary number in to my code so I'll use 
 Bin = "10110010"
 If bin [0] = "1" then print("true")
 And because the first digit is 1 it will print true
 I think ?
 Got caught out again use
 If bin [0] ==
 Double equals
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 @xevdev Yeah I would also say maybe it helps you there is strcontains and other string stuff in fuze. Are you programming a ROM for a cpu emulator ? 
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 No I just want a binary number to use as a bitmask 
 And the code above doesn't work which is funny because I just wrote a whole program which uses something similar to that.
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 For the OCR code generator I have a couple of user functions: // convert a decimal number to a binary string function dec2bin(n,length_type) string byte="" if length_type > 0 then while int(n) > 0 loop nbit = (n % 2) byte = str(nbit) + byte n = n / 2 repeat //pad to length_type bits... while len(byte) < length_type loop byte = "0" + byte repeat endif return byte // convert a binary string to decimal function bin2dec( binaryString ) int result = 0 int i = 0 for i = 0 to len( binaryString ) loop result *= 2 result += int( binaryString[ i ] ) repeat return resultCredit to @faz808 for the first one 
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 Thanks but I simply want a binary number to be visible in my program that way I can easily change the bits 
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 As far as I know there is no way to that currently 
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 That's ok the above works in a roundabout way 
 
			
		 
			
		 
			
		