10:45 you don't have to multiply it by 8 because a byte-array already creates 8 bits per letter. Just pass the String.length() to the new byte array call. byte buffer[] = new byte[strText.length()];
Thank you for clearing up, I was confused for a moment as to why we need multiple bytes per character if our encoding is UTF-8. However this raises a question, is UTF-8 actually limited to 1 byte per character? Online I get told that UTF-8 may occassionaly need 2 or even 4 bytes, does this not mess up our code?
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10:45 you don't have to multiply it by 8 because a byte-array already creates 8 bits per letter. Just pass the String.length() to the new byte array call. byte buffer[] = new byte[strText.length()];
Thank you for clearing up, I was confused for a moment as to why we need multiple bytes per character if our encoding is UTF-8.
However this raises a question, is UTF-8 actually limited to 1 byte per character? Online I get told that UTF-8 may occassionaly need 2 or even 4 bytes, does this not mess up our code?
can you please upload
the source code ??
You can download the source code (Netbeans Project) from here:
drive.google.com/file/d/0B1TvE6z0dhgtOWdXLVp6Zk9JTzQ/view?usp=sharing
Can YOU Show the Whole syntax Phrase Please
can you speak slow and after video?
HOCAM SELAMLAR!!!!
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