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Convert Binary, Octal, and Hexidecimal Numbers in Perl
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Perl understands numbers specified in binary (base-2), octal (base-8), and hexadecimal (base-16) notation only when they occur as literals in your programs. If they come in as data—such as by readin...
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How to convert a lettercase of a "stubborn" string in MySQL
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If you want to convert a string to uppercase or lowercase, but UPPER() and LOWER() won’t work, you’re probably trying to convert a binary string. Convert it to a nonbinary string so that ...
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How to choose a string data type in MySQL
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Choose the data type according to the characteristics of the information to be stored and how you need to use it. Consider questions such as these:Are the strings binary or nonbinary...
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