Everyone's tired of the standard test values you make up by writing English words in hex, like 0xDEADBEEF, or 0xDEFACED, or 0xC0FFEE.
But if you're writing in C or C++, you can get a few slightly less familiar ones by making use of the U, L, UL, LL or ULL suffixes on integer literals. 0xBA5EBALL, 0xDAFF0D1L, 0xDECE17FUL.
Or maybe you think those are still boring? Then just stick with 0xDULL.
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2024-06-17 15:06:57
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